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PURE CATSKILLS 2010 - 2011 GUIDE TO FARM FRESH PRODUCTS

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BUY FRESH. BUY LOCAL. About us Pure Catskills is a buy local campaign that promotes farm and food businesses in the Catskill Region.

Our goal is to increase support of the local food system. This guide is created in collaboration with farmers and purveyors of fresh food across Delaware, Greene, Otsego, Schoharie, Sullivan and Ulster Counties.

When farms thrive, our communities benefit in many ways.

Why buy local food?

IT TASTES BETTER. Food that is grown closer to home is fresher and tastes better.

It is better for you.

Fresher food has more nutritional value.

It creates accountability.

Farmers take responsibility for food that they sell directly to consumers who in turn know and trust the source of their food.

It supports the local economy.

Buying from local farmers ensures that rural farming communities survive.

It protects the environment.

Well-managed farms must maintain ecosystems that plants, animals and humans inhabit.

It preserves the working landscape.

The sustainability of farming prevents unwanted and excessive development.

It is part of our culture.

Losing our farmers would compromise an essential part of our cultural heritage.

It is an investment in the future.

This year, our agricultural imports exceeded the value of our exports. A safe food system supports local farmers so that we can feed ourselves for generations to come.

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About our logo Developed from the 1940’s era label of the Walton-Hamden Cauliflower Grower’s Cooperative, the Pure Catskills logo is a celebration of our regional heritage. From the 1920s to 1940s, local cauliflower was shipped in huge quantities via rail and highway to ready metropolitan markets, making the Catskills synonymous with fine quality produce. The image of the logo exemplifies the long tradition of quality products from a working landscape here in the Catskill Region.

For more information Visit us online at www.buypurecatskills.com and join our e-mail newsletter list, view extended member listings, find the latest calendar dates, news clippings, maps and to sign up for next year’s guide.

Direct questions about Pure Catskills to Challey Comer by e-mail at ccomer@nycwatershed.org or by phone at (607) 865-7090, ext. 217.

• Support for this project comes from Pure Catskills members and the Watershed Agricultural Council.

• Pure Catskills is an economic initiative of the Watershed Agricultural Council. WAC is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support the economic viability of agriculture and forestry through the protection of water quality and the promotion of land conservation in the New York City watershed region. WAC is funded by the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and other public, foundation, and private sources.

Welcome to the 2010 – 2011 Pure Catskills Guide to Farm Fresh Products!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

W

e are excited to bring you this, the seventh edition, of our buy local guide. With nearly 200 farm and food businesses included, the Guide becomes a more comprehensive resource each year.

It is an exciting time for local food in the Catskills.

Communities across the region are starting community gardens, organizing farm-to-school collaborations, sustaining farmers’ markets and welcoming new farmers and food entrepreneurs to their villages. Each of these efforts strengthen the connections between our agricultural communities and our local economies.

Pure Catskills is just one component of the work done through the Farm to Market Program at the Watershed Agricultural Council. Through this program, our organization works to support the economic viability of agriculture in the greater New York City Watershed region. We organize events and workshops for food-based businesses; build business connections between growers and buyers; and support the development of regional projects that benefit farmers. Similar opportunities are available for forestry businesses including a Pure Catskills branding campaign for forest products and business listings at www.catskillwoodnet.org.

This year’s guide features the photographs of artist and designer Ulla Kjarval. Ulla’s family owns Spring Lake Farm in East Meredith where they raise pastured sheep and beef. The images featured are also posted at Ulla’s webpage, Goldilocks Finds Manhattan at www.goldilocksfindsmanhattan.blogspot. com. Visit her site for seasonal recipes, updates from the farm and—of course—great photos!

Stay connected with Pure Catskills throughout the year by visiting our webpage at www.purecatskills.com or by following us on Facebook. Please contact me with any questions regarding Pure Catskills at (607) 865-7090 or ccomer@nycwatershed.org. Thank you for your interest in supporting local food in the Catskills!

Challey Comer Farm to Market Manager, Watershed Agricultural Council

Farms & Retail Members..........................4 Harvest Calendar..........32 Product Index................36 Members Map...............43 Activities.........................44 Restaurants & Lodging...48 Farm Organizations......58 Activities & Tourism......60 Calendar of Events.......64

Pure Catskills is a Buy Fresh Buy Local ® Chapter through Food Routes, our national partner.

On the cover: Spring lambs

by Ulla Kjarval

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Abundance Farms

Adams Fairacre Farms

Terry Hannum 230 Roses Brook Road South Kortright, NY 13842 (607) 538-1836 jtny58@aol.com

Rte 9W

Small farm stand with eggs, starter heirloom vegetable plants, fresh herbs, young trees, herb plants and seasonal organic produce. E-mail to request tour and vegetable-fruit tree tutoring.

Kingston, NY 12449 (845) 336-6300

A family-owned farm market/garden center. Featuring Hudson Valley products, a vast selection of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, fish, deli, gourmet grocery items, sweets and more. Open 7 days. www.adamsfarms.com

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Apple Pond Farm and Renewable Energy Education Center Sonja Hedlund 80 Hahn Road Callicoon Center, NY 12724 (845) 482-4764 service@applepondfarm.com

Enjoy a farm vacation year-round in our three-bedroom guest house.

Try free-range eggs, goat milk and

Arcadian Pastures Debra & Laurent Danthine 591 Saddlemire Hill Rd Sloansville, NY 12160 (518) 339-6076 arcadianpastures@hotmail.com

Heritage breed, grass-fed livestock farm. On-farm butcher shop allows us to sell the best, freshest, custom cuts of our meats. 100% grassfinished beef, pastured pork, lamb, chicken, duck, goose, rabbit, turkey and a full-line of our homemade artisanal sausages. www.arcadianpastures.com

Barber’s Farm Jim & Cindy Barber 3722 State Route 30 Middleburgh, NY 12122 (518) 827-5454

British White and Simmental cows at Applegarth Farms | Ulla Kjarval garden vegetables. Participate in farm chores. Dogs are welcome!

Just two hours from NYC! We also sell horses, lambs, goats, eggs and wool. Visit our webpage or see the calendar section for more information on year-round programming for adults and children: workshops on wool, cheesemaking and renewable energy. www.applepondfarm.com

Applegarth Farm Allison Jones 137 Axtell Road Maryland, NY 12116 (607) 638-5784

allison@applegarthfarms.com Know where your food comes from!

At Applegarth we’ve been raising animals naturally and humanely for over thirty years. Place your order for beef, poultry, lamb or pork or select from our farm store freezers.

Vegetables: fresh, homegrown and hand-harvested. Vibrant herbs, sweet fruits, flowers and plants.

Bustling farm market and greenhouses with friendly staff, bushels of produce. A 6th-generation family farm famous for melons, potatoes and sweet corn (insecticide-free).

Over 100 varieties of homegrown produce. U-pick tomatoes, peppers and eggplant. (3 1/2 miles south of Middleburgh). www.barbersfarm.com

Bearkill Road Maple Products David Cammer 440 Bearkill Road Gilboa, NY 12076 (607) 588-6057/6257

Maple syrup available for retail or wholesale. Dave Cammer and Jake Laban are the operators. Available through RSK Farms in Prattsville, NY, Rexcroft Farms in Athens, NY, and Stonehedge Farms-CSA in Cairo, NY.

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Applegarth also boards horses and offers wool and wool products for sale. www.applegarthfarms.com

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FARMS & RETAIL MEMBERS Beaver Dam Brook Farms Matt Burns 89 Crumley Van Vactor Road Ferndale, NY 12734 (845) 292-3159 m.burnsfarmer@hotmail.com

Local produce from A to Z and honey.

Find us at the farm or Fridays at Kauneonga Lake Farmers' Market from 3 pm – 6:30 pm (behind fire house), Saturdays at Barryville Farmers' Market from 10 am – 2 pm and Sundays at Harvest Festival at Bethel Woods starting August 29th from 11 am – 4 pm.

Beaverkill Trout Hatchery Ltd. Sherry Bellows 8 Alder Creek Road Livingston Manor, NY 12758 (845) 439-4947

We do private stocking of trout for clubs and fishing derbies. We have a fish and pay pond open to the public, Sat. and Sun. 8am-5pm. Supply your own bait and tackle, $5.00 per lb., must keep all you catch.

Big Sky Farms/ Susquehanna CSA Project Vali Vargha 1088 County Highway 34 Schenevus, NY 12155 (607) 638-9016

mvargha@wpe.com Large range of vegetables from June until December, eggs and honey. Primary farm for the Susquehanna CSA Project in Cooperstown. Garlic is a specialty. Sell at Empire Plaza Market in Albany. Non-certified organic, member Certified Naturally Grown.

Blenheim Hill Sorghum Tony Van Glad 335 Cornell Road Stamford, NY 12167 (607) 652-7590 blenheimhillsorghum@yahoo.com

Sorghum syrup is a new product for the Catskill Region. With a flavor of a molasses and honey cross, it is known as the sweetener of the South.

We also produce maple syrup and maple products. All our fine products

can be purchased at our farm on Cornell Road in Gilboa. Whole sale store account welcome.

Braids & Bread Pat & Bob Eaton 843 Keyserkill Rd. Middleburgh, NY 12122 (518) 827-4573 peaton@uamail.albany.edu

Organically grown garlic.

Bramley Mountain Farm Jack and June Burns 257 E. Bramley Mountain Road Bovina Center, NY 13740 (607) 832-4371

Our Belted Galloway cattle are pasture raised, whole-corn finished, hormone and antibiotic free and are fed no animal by-products. The animals are humanely harvested at a USDAinspected facility, dry aged, cut and frozen. We sell quarters, sides, and wholes. Individual cuts available at the farm, Saturdays 9am-11am, June thru October, or by calling ahead. www.bovinabeef.com

Breezy Meadows Farm Maureen and Ken Pawlikowski 1024 County Highway 6 Otego, NY 13825 (607) 988-2838 breezymeadowsfarm@yahoo.com

Breezy Meadows Farm, Otego, N.Y. derives its name from the varied meadows on the property along with summer winds or January gales. It has been home for years to various livestock populations including hens, horses, and most recently, Whiteface Hereford cattle. Our naturally raised beef are grassfed, grain-finished, and hormone-free. We are U.S.D.A. inspected and sell custom-cut by the side or quarter, or by the piece out of the freezer right at the farm. Our cattle never see a feed lot and spend days grazing and lazing. We welcome farm visits!

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Brovetto Dairy & Cheese House Ron & Corinne Brovetto 1677 County Route 29 Jefferson, NY 12093 (607) 278-6622 ronrinfar@aol.com

Our family-owned dairy and cheese house is run by Corinne, Ronald, and Russell. We specialize in a farmstead, artisinal, semi-hard, cave-aged tilsitstyle cheese. You can buy this cheese at the Pakatakan Farmers Market, Brewery Ommegang, and many other local stores, or visit the farm. The farm store is open 11am - 4pm every day.

When we’re not making cheese, visit the cheese plant and cave with 600 wheels of cheese. Taste our varieties of cheese in the farm store. www.harpersfieldcheese.com

Bohringer’s Fruit Farm Joe Bohringer 3992 State Rt. 30 Middleburgh, NY 12122 (518) 231-6622

Opens in June with U-pick and already picked strawberries, ready picked cherries, and rhubarb. JulyCherries, blueberries, raspberries, specialty berries and home-grown produce. August thru Novmeber apple season starts and U- pick raspberries, as well as other varieties of produce.

Don’t miss out on our gourmet homemade ice cream all season long.

Burn Ayr Farm Kathleen & Kevin Sullivan 21031 State Highway 28 Delhi, NY 13753 (607) 746-9988/7287 burnayrfarm@delhi.net

Seasonal farm-stand featuring local products including vegetables, herbs, cut flowers, maple, cheese, grass-fed beef, free-range chicken and eggs. Quality wood products along with alpaca items and wool.

Open Saturday 10am- 2pm through October. Self-serve vegetables other times. Tours available on request. www.burnayrfarm.net

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Ken Jaffe of Slope Farms feeds apples to his herd. | Ulla Kjarval

Burt’s Mountain Honey Burt Dewell & Marion Quick 2635 County Route 10 Windham, NY 12496 (518) 734-4046

Newly established honey-product business. Besides honey products, we also carry other bee products.

Come visit our store. www.burtsmountainhoney.com

Byebrook Farm Paul & Gwen Deysenroth 7531 County Highway 18 Bloomville, NY 13739 (607) 538-9796

Our family owns and operates a 45-cow dairy of Holsteins that has been in the family for eight generations. We make a raw milk gouda cheese and age it at least 60 days.

Varieties available: plain, cumin seed, and cider-washed rind. It is available at our farmstand, local stores, and Delhi, Andes and Pakatakan Farmers’ Markets. Now available at our farmstand: fresh raw milk bottled daily.

Also eggs, lettuce and raspberries when available.

C&C Feeds Craig Schneider 39 Howell Street Walton, NY 13856 (607) 865-5065 ccfeeds@fontiernet.net

C&C Feeds is a competitively priced, customer service-oriented business offering high-quality bagged feeds & supplies for animals large & small, domestic or wild. Lawn & garden supplies including grass seed, conservation mix, fertilizers &

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garden seeds are available in season.

Propane tanks filled. The little store... doing a BIG business!

Calkins Creamery on Highland Farm Emily Montgomery 288 Calkins Road Honesdale, PA 18431 (570) 729-8103 happycow@calkinscreamery.com

Discover Calkins Creamery, a 6thgeneration family dairy farm offering raw milk cheeses, whey-fed pork, pastured beef, and raw honey.

Multiple generations, sustainable agriculture and farmland preservation have united to yield a truly fantastic experience. www.CalkinsCreamery.com

perspective. get it here.

Chronogram disseminates ideas that nourish and support the creative life of our region and beyond. We demonstrate a paradigm of creativity in action.

Join us.

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We proudly support our local farmers.

Come join the fold. www.chronogram.com

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BOVINA FARM DAY September 5th, 2010 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Sponsored by the farms of Crescent Valley R & R FARM WEBCREST FARM SUNFLOWER FARM OF BOVINA

A day of down on the farm fun for everyone.

Come meet your local farmers!!!

OUTLINES

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Your Family Farm This Fall.

Come play in the hay.

Family fun, u-pick pumpkins, corn maze, wagon rides, animals, local food & more October 2, 2010

Heritage Harvest Festival

(10am-5pm)

October 9, 2010

Little Farmer’s Day

(10am-5pm)

October 9&10, 2010

Taste of the Catskills

(10am-5pm)

October 23, 2010

Jack-O-Lantern Jamboree (10am-8pm)

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We love you, farmers!

FARMS & RETAIL MEMBERS Lonny Schaefer 96 Laurel Bank Avenue Deposit, NY 13754 (607) 467-5762

lonny@catskillcattle.com Small beef cow/calf and feed lot.

Natural fed, hormone and antibioticfree beef. Our focus is on genetics and cattle nutrition. We breed and raise Simmental and Angus cattle.

Both grass-fed and corn-fed beef is available. www.catskillcattle.com

Catskill Harvest Market 2758 State Route 52 Liberty, NY 12754 (845) 292-3838 info@CatskillHarvest.com

A year-round Farm Market, Gourmet Grocery, and Garden Center. Store features fresh local produce, meats, cheeses & dairy products, baked goods, preserves, coffee beans & teas, gourmet foods, and household staples. Garden center features trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, garden products, and complete landscape design & installation services. Dining room with woodtsove and free wireless internet . See our ad. www.catskillharvest.com

Catskill Mountain Sugar House, LLC Walter Garigliano 227 Glade Hill Road Grahamsville, NY 12740 (845) 985-7815

Catskill Mountain Sugar House is located in Grahamsville, New York.

Here we produce maple syrup, candy, and sugar. We supply many local vendors all year round with our products. Available locally at the Grahamsville Deli; Cannie D’s in Neversink; The Little Store in Roscoe; the Trading Post in Rock Hill; and Salt & Pepper Deli in Monticello and the Kauneonga Lake Farmer’s Market.

Catskill Perennials from Tonjes Farm Mary Tonjes 163 Tonjes Road Callicoon , NY , 12723 (845) 482-4514

A garden center in a garden setting. Growing a mix of new varieties and old standards: perennials, shrubs, herbs, grasses. Native plant collection, plants for shade, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other specialty gardens. A great place to relax and explore. Open May thru September. www.catskillperennials.com

Claryville Pottery Anne-Marie Kremer 982 Claryville Road Claryville, NY 12725 (845) 985-2016 annemariekremer@yahoo.com

Studio showing hand-thrown functional pottery made out of porcelain and stoneware. Soft, natural colors inspired by the natural surroundings adorn a wide range of mugs, teapots, bowls, plates, vases, planters and tiles. Open by chance or appointment year round. www.annemariekremer.com

Cody-Shane Acres, Bison Farm Don & Lynn Tweedie 90 Crystal Creek Rd. Walton, NY 13856 (607) 865-4913

Family farm raising grass fed bison.

We offer heart healthy, delicious bison meat for sale.

Cold Spring Farm The Prezorski Family Route 145, 2 miles north of Cobleskill Lawyersville, NY 12043 (518) 234-4268 lmp1358@hotmail.com

Family-owned and operated fresh vegetable and field crop farm.

Seasonal homegrown vegetables available from our roadside stand in scenic Lawyersville. We specialize in supersweet corn, vine-ripe toma-

toes, pumpkins and fall ornamentals. Producers of alfalfa, hay, rye straw and field corn, too. Wholesale orders welcome. Open July through October 8am- 6pm.

Coopers Ark Farm Phil & Pam Metzger 145 Ark Lane Schoharie, NY 12157 (518) 295-7662 ebcn@midtel.net

Hands-on or hands-off farm tour on 15 acres in the Beautiful Schoharie Valley. Grind your own grain, pony rides, picnic area, pick-your-own eggs and more! Handicap accessible. $6 admission for person, includes haywagon ride. 9am to 6pm, from Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day weekend, all other times by appointment only. www.coopersarkfarm.com

Country Grown Perennials LLC 4801 Pines Brook Road Walton, NY 13856 countrygrownwalton@gmail.com

We have been serving discriminating customers in Delaware and surrounding counties for over 20 years. Featuring hard fruit trees, shrubs, small fruit bushes, old roses and hardy perennials. www.countrygrownperennials.com

Cowbella Fine Farmstead Dairy Products Shannon Mason Danforth Jersey Farm Jefferson, NY 12093 (607) 652-7954 whollycowbella@hotmail.com

Family is at the heart of everything we do on our 7th generation Jersey Farm. Even the animals in our 30 cow dairy are treated as extended family.

Happy and healthy cows make the best milk that we use to bring you handcrafted butters and yogurts with unique and delicious flavors that always have love as their main ingredient.

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A Highland cow grazes in Delaware County. | Ulla Kjarval

The Cutting Garden 4055 State Route 52 Youngsville, NY 12791 cuttinggarden@hotmail.com

Featuring 100 varieties of flowers, herbs and vegetables. Primarily a pick-your-own garden, but flower arrangements available for your special event. Retail store and barn adjacent to garden features garden accessories, fair-trade items and antique farm tools. www.thecuttinggarden.org

Delaware Phoenix Distillery Cheryl Lins 144 Delaware Street Walton, NY 13856 (607) 865-5056 cheryllins@frontiernet.net

A little distillery in upstate New York.

My Walton Waters and Meadow of Love absinthes are crafted with care with the finest ingredients. Herbs from Catskill herbalists, Virginia, Italy and Spain. Distilled in a small pot still using traditional methods. Enjoy my 19th century spirits, in moderation, with friends. www.delawarephoenix.com

Del-Rose Farm/ The Farmer’s Wife Barb & Ernie Hanselman & Family 9635 County Highway 18 Bloomville, NY 13739 (607) 538-9633 farmerswife_00@yahoo.com

Del-Rose Farm’s beginnings were as a 60-cow dairy. Today, in addition, the Hanselman family produces and sells sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, sum-

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mer squashes, and pumpkins, Barb’s Brown Eggs, and The Farmer’s Wife Baked Goods. We encourage farm visits - give us a call! Produce available at our roadside stand in season.

Baked goods available year round.

The finest and freshest for you - with a little bit of love!

Dirie’s Dairy Farm Richard Dirie 1345 Shandelee Rd. Livingston Manor, NY 12758 (845) 482-4301

Licensed by New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets to sell raw cow's milk at our farm. We also have a limited supply of farmfresh brown eggs. Open Wednesdays and Saturdays 11am-3pm or by appointment.

FARMS & RETAIL MEMBERS Joe Mascioli & Chris Mitchell 2004 MacGibbon Hollow Road Walton, NY 13856 (607) 865-7215 eaglehollowfarm@gmail.com

Eagle Hollow Farm proudly serves the Catskill region with breeding/ show stock alpacas, alpaca garments, and buttery-soft fiber and yarn from our own herd. We also sell fresh organic eggs, honey, organic produce, and an abundance of in-season berries. Call for farm hours. Farm tours by appointment. www.eaglehollowfarm.com

Edgewood Chris kupec PO Box 128 22 Lasher Rd Big Indian, NY, 12410 (845) 254-9818 edgewooddesign@yahoo.com

We have annuals/perennials, Maple, Poultry, Eggs, Flowers, Vegetables, Garlic, Goat, Greenhouse/Nursery, Herbs. Come visit our farmstand! www.edgewoodny.com

Elderberry Herb Farm, LLC Julie & David Herzog 579 Engleville Road Sharon Springs, NY 13459 (518) 284-3727 inquiry@elderberryherbfarm.com

Elderberry Herb Farm offers handcrafted organically grown herbal products. We carry herbal teas, mulling spices, herbal seasonings, rubs for meat & fish, herbal pillows, potpourri, catnip toys pure natural botanical mineral salts & creme parfums. Fresh elderberries are offered in-season, and dried elderberries are offered year round. www.elderberryherbfarm.com

Emerson Country Store 5340 Rt. 28 Mt. Tremper, NY 12457 (845) 688-5800 info@emersonresort.com

A collection of unique shops featuring

antiques, gifts, local food products and the World's Largest Kaleidoscope! Shop and enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner at the Coffee Bar. The Country Store is open daily and proud to be a member of Pure Catskills. www.emersonresort.com

Eminence Road Farm Winery Jennifer Clark & Andrew Scott 3734 Eminence Road Long Eddy, NY 12760 (845) 887-6280 winery@eminenceroad.com

Located in a mountain valley at the southern edge of Delaware County, Eminence Road Farm Winery is operated by Jennifer Clark and Andrew Scott. We offer Chardonnay, Riesling, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon and more. All of our wine is naturally fermented and bottled by hand, unfined and unfiltered. www.eminenceroad.com

Faraway Farm Elizabeth Phillips PO Box 137 Roaring Brook Road Treadwell, NY 13846 (607) 829-3425 farawayfarm6@gmail.com

Sheepdogs on Faraway Farm control and protect the long wool flock of Romney, Leicester, Black-face, and Cheviot sheep. These supply fiber for woven and felted rugs and clothing, luxurious sheepskin mats and custom-cut field raised lamb. Shepherd and dogs offer workshops and demonstrations at schools, museums, and agricultural events.

the Fokish Breadmobile circulates Saturday afternoons with fresh breads, coffees, eggs and tilapia fish. www.fokish.com

Four Winds Farm Jay and Polly Armour 158 Marabac Road Gardiner, NY 12525 (845) 255-3088 jarmour@bestweb.net

Four Winds Farm is a 24 acre diversified family farm under Certified Organic management since 1988.

We have a 50 member CSA specializing in heirloom vegetables that runs from June through December.

We also raise grass-fed beef and lamb. This livestock gives us a generous supply of manure, which we compost to provide fertility to our three acres of permanent bed no till vegetable and berry fields. We also produce organic heirloom vegetable seedlings, specializing in over 40 varieties of heirloom tomatoes. Our seedling sale takes place on the third Saturday in May. www.bestweb.net/~fourwind

Fox Hollow Farm Hilary Smith and Zenka Darrow 210 Fox Hollow Rd Shandaken, NY 12480 (631) 351-3014 210foxhollow@gmail.com

We are a small start-up family operation striving to grow enough specialty produce to feed ourselves and supply area chefs.

Fokish Farm

From the Sap House

Hank Stahler 351 County Highway 14 Franklin, NY 13775 (607) 829-2721 fokish@citlink.net

Dan and Deb Darder 313 Shea Road Long Eddy, NY 12760 (845) 887-4955 debdarder@live.com

We deliver bags of our fresh seasonal organic produce and flowers each week to our customers. Summer Sundays at the Franklin Farmers’ Market, we sell a variety of our organic breads and coffees. During the winter,

From the Sap House - Pure Maple Products - Maple Syrup, Maple Cream, Maple Sugar. Our Maple Syrup is available in Plastic Jugs or Decorative Glass Bottles.

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Mama cow and calf on summer pasture in Meredith. | Ulla Kjarval

Gill Corn Farms Inc. Charlotte Gill 1850 Hurley Mountain Rd. Hurley, NY 12443 (845) 331-8225 john@gillfarms.com

Our large farm market is on Route 209 South as you are leaving Hurley, NY. Open April—October. A smaller market is located at 1850 Hurley Mountain Road by our home (right on the farm). Open July—Sept.

U-pick flowers also available.

Goldenheart Unidiversity, LLC David Turan 2515 Tower Mountain Road Stamford, NY 12167 (607) 242-1260 princessprism@yahoo.com

Farm Fresh - Nest-Run Free Range Eggs. Call for availability. Cut and Dug Flowers. Seasonal Produce. www.goldenheartu.com

Goldpetals 111 Christian Hill Rd. Cooperstown, NY 13326 (607) 547- 8425 goldpetals@oecblue.com

Goldpetals Barn is host to a variety of horticultural events, plant walks, and is home of the Goldpetals aromatherapy products. The calendula flowers are grown on site, and most of the body products made here are calendula based. We do the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market www.goldpetals.com

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Good Cheap Food Faiga Brussel 53 Main Street Delhi, NY 13753 (607) 746-6562 goodcheapfood@yahoo.com

We are a whole foods/specialty foods store that is proud to have the largest selection of local products in our area – produce, dairy, meat, value-added items. We also sell books, stationary, toys and gift items. A friendly place to browse.

Good Fields Farm Mark Harvey 1277 Copes Corner Road South New Berlin, NY 13843 (607) 859-2227 markharvey@frontiernet.net

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Zephyr Dairy utilizes low input, sustainable, ecological management practices to produce grass-finished beef, pastured pork, goat milk and goat meat. All animals are humanely raised without antibiotics or hormone on certified organic pastures.

The goat dairy is under construction. Aged raw milk cheese will be for sale the Fall 2010.

Grandpa’s Garlic Gary Orton & Gale Sheradin 126 Budine Hill Road Walton, NY, 13856 (607) 865-4811 gary_orton@hotmail.com

Gary and Gale have been happily growing organic garlic in the western Catskills for four years. Call us, we would be happy to supply you with some.

Green Spiral Herbs Betty & Dan Pillsbury 166 Coon’s Road Middleburgh, NY 12122 (518) 827-8730 bpills@midtel.net

STEAKS w SEAFOOD w SALADS w BURGERS w SANDWICHES w PIZZA

Green Spiral Herbs is an educational herb farm and certified botanical sanctuary where herbal preparations of the finest quality are made.

Visit for a class, weed walk, in-depth herbal study program, to stroll the gardens or buy some herbal products. Dan and Betty Pillsbury know, grow and love herbs. www.greenspiralherbs.com

Greenane Farms Patrick Rider 5637 Turnpike Road Delhi, NY 13753 (607) 746-8878 patrick-rider@greenanefarms.com

All natural & grass-fed beef, rabbit & poultry. Registered Angus Breeding Stock Organic Vegetables & blueberries. 2 farm stand locations; Turnpike Road Meredith & County Rt 10 Meridale. www.greenanefarms.com

Come and join us for a cocktail at the bar, dessert on the patio, a cozy corner booth feast or take-out!

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YOU CAN RESERVE JOHN NOVI’S KITCHEN TABLE FOR PARTIES OF TWO TO EIGHT

OR...

Dinner On Fri. and Sat. Upstairs in One of our Many Beautiful 1797 Stone House Dining Rooms (reservations suggested).

Private Rooms Always Available

Lunch and Dinner Downstairs In Chefs On Fire

Open Wednesday -Sunday

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$3 to $9 Tasters (Little Meals) Menu!

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Handsome Brook Farm Bryan & Betsy Babcock 4132 E. Handsome Brook Road Franklin, NY, 13775 (607) 829-2587 bbabcock@handsomebrookfarm.com

Bed and breakfast on a U-pick berry farm (raspberries, blueberries, strawberries). Look for our preserves and syrups at local markets or visit our website. In addition to berries, our free-range chickens provide the morning eggs and our heritage pigs, steers, and lambs are always happy to say hello! www.handsomebrookfarm.com

Hanover Farms Al Higley 5200 Rt. 28 Mt. Tremper, NY 12457 (845) 688-5667

Hanover Farms carries produce, dairy, eggs, smoked fish, flowers, maple products, honey, and other specialty products. We also have a new cheese shop with 2000 varieties of assorted cheeses.

Heather Ridge Farm Carol Clement 989 Broome Center Road Preston Hollow, NY 12469 (518) 239-6234 heatherridgefarm@aol.com

Great tasting meats and poultry! Our animals are lovingly raised in small groups without antibiotic/hormones, on pastures and without chemicals.

Grassfed beef and lamb, pastured pork, chicken, turkeys and eggs.

Award-winning raw honey, soaps, candles, garlic and herbs. Farm store and the Bees Knees Cafe open Saturday. www.heather-ridge-farm.com

Horton Hill Farm Bill & Carol Parker 127 Horton Road Jefferson, NY 12093 (607) 652-9450 hortonhillfarm@pronetisp.net

Our family farm specializes in pas-

Pastured turkeys strut their stuff. | Ulla Kjarval ture-raised meats and eggs from heritage breed pigs, turkeys and chickens. We have chosen heritage breeds for their quality and flavorful meats. We produce raw honey from chemical free hives. Our products contain no antibiotics. Stop by and visit and get to know your local farmer. www.hortonhillfarm.com

Hurds Family Farm Susan Hurd 2187 State Route 32 Modena, NY 12548 (845) 883-7825

info@hurdsfamilyfarm.com

Harvest Fun & Memories! Familyfriendly/group tour destination.

Open daily 9 – 5, September 1 – October 31. Hayrides, corn mazes, many delightful activities for children, pick-your-own berries, pumpkins, apples, tomatoes & more! NEW group campfire sites & Eco-trail! Historic Barn selling local food & gifts. Cider/donuts. Open November 26 – December 19, weekends only, for trees/wreaths. www.hurdsfamilyfarm.com

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FARMS & RETAIL MEMBERS Ideuma Creek Alpacas

Kelder’s Farm

John & Denise Jacobus 321 Ideuma Road Unadilla, NY 13849 (607) 563-9174 djacobus@mkl.com

Chris & Jackie Kelder 5755 US Highway 209 Kerhonkson, NY 12446 (845) 626-7137 cwkjk@aol.com

Ideuma Creek Alpacas is one of the area’s oldest and largest alpaca farms. We offer investment quality breeding stock and outstanding after-the-sale support. Please visit us. Meet our herd, stroll through our gardens, shop at our farm store and learn more about this wonderful livestock investment opportunity. www.icalpacas.com

100 acres U-pick fruits and vegetables.

Farm market, greenhouse, petting zoo, milk-a-cow, corn maze, minigolf, field trips, school tours, birthday parties. Open daily mid-April though December, 10am to 6pm. www.kelderfarm.com

JJF Farm John Verhoeven 2708 Route 23C East Jewett, NY 12424 (518) 589-5301 verhoeven.j@hotmail.com

We are a Black Angus beef operation selling feeder calves and finished beef. Our beef herd is grass fed and grain finished. Cuts are available for sale at the farm. We freeze and cryovac the cuts for freshness.

Justus Asthalter Maple Syrup Inc Dawn Boyes 865 Aden Road Parksville, NY 12768 (845) 292-8569 family@justusmaple.com

A fourth-generation, family-run, maple sugaring operation. Pure NY maple syrup and other products. We are the only equipment dealer in Sullivan County for those interested in making maple products themselves or wanting to see the process. www.justusmaple.com

Keep It Green Acres Tara & John Collins 2617 Catskill Turnpike Meredith, NY 13753 (607) 746-6809 TaraJohn119@delhitel.net

Farm-fresh eggs and cooking herbs.

Call for availability.

Kiernan Farm Marty & Thelma Kiernan 1308 Bruynswick Road Gardiner, NY, 12525 (845) 255-5995 info@kiernanfarm.com

Kiernan Farm offers all cuts of beef.

You may purchase any amount from one pound to hundreds of pounds.

We take orders by phone or e-mail and they can be picked up at our farm. We use no steroids or antibiotics in our daily program. Our beef, predominantly Angus-Hereford crosses, are finished only on green pastures of mixed grasses on the picturesque Gardiner beef belt of the Shawangunk Valley in southern Ulster County, New York. Our products are also available at farmers’ markets listed on our website. www.kiernanfarm.com

La Basse Cour Diane Frances & Larry Hepner 3228 Gunhouse Hill Road South Kortright, NY 13842 (607) 538-9707 diane.frances@verizon.net

La Basse Cour is a small family farm in balance with nature. Our rich land grows nutritious fruits, berries, vegetables, flowers and herbs, and nurtures pasture for our chickens and habitat for wildlife. Stay in our lovingly restored Greek Revival farmhouse any time of year, explore the farmstead and enjoy delicious homemade breakfasts. Our seasonal on-farm market offers our eggs,

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produce, home baked goods, jams and jellies, cheese, maple syrup, honey and wool products from local farmers. www.la-basse-cour.com

Lenny Bee Productions Leonardo Busciglio 403 Wittenberg Road Bearsville, NY 12409 (845) 679-4514

Try some old-fashioned, hot-smoked, honey-cured trout, salmon, and shrimp from Lenny Busciglio’s Catskill Mountain apiary and smokehouse.

We use only traditional, tasty, hotsmoking techniques familiar to generations of Catskill Mountain families.

There are no stabilizers, preservatives, or chemical smoke flavorings.

Also tastes delicious with our honey mustard.

L’ouvriere Candles Susan Riesen 653 County Hwy 40 Charlotteville, NY 12036 (607) 397-8009 mail@louvriere.com

L’ouvriere Candles produces 100% pure beeswax candles by hand in a converted barn in the lovely Charlotte Valley. Offering traditional and architectural tapers as well as unique sculptural candles including Elderberry Twigs, Buddhas and a collection inspired by the sea. Exquisite colors. Web sales only. www.louvriere.com

Lucky Chocolates Rae Stang 1534 Route 212 Saugerties, NY 12477 (845) 246-7337 rae@luckychocolates.com

Handmade, luxurious, small batch chocolates made from fair trade and organic chocolate. Our chocolates are intensely flavored using cream, organic and fair-traded chocolate, concentrated fruit purees and other natural flavors. Lucky Chocolates chef and owner, Rae Stang, has been

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involved in the love of food and food preparation most of her life, since her first lemonade stand. Our specialties include chocolate truffles and barks, cookies and caramels. www.luckychocolates.com

Lucky Dog Farm 35796 State Highway 10 Hamden, NY 13782 (607) 746-9898

Lucky Dog Farm is a certified organic farm growing a wide variety of vegetables, herbs and cut flowers.

We also sell organic eggs from our pastured hens. We sell our produce at the Pakatakan and Callicoon farmers’ markets and at our store in Hamden, open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 6pm and Sundays, Memorial Day to Labor Day. Now serving lunch Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 3pm. www.luckydogorganic.com

Main Street Farm 49 Main Street Livingston Manor, NY 12758 (845) 665-9266 info@mainstreetfarm.com

Serving the Western Catskills, Main Street Farm market and cafe, features the best local seasonal organic produce, dairy, eggs, American farmstead cheese, fresh baked goods, meadow-raised meats, free-range poultry, general grocery, and flowers.

Now serving locally roasted organic and fair trade coffee and hand blended teas. Come visit us in the beautiful and quaint town of Livingston Manor, New York. www.mainstreetfarm.com

Majestic Farm Sara Budde 134 Majestic Road Mountaindale, NY 12763 (917) 566-6120 majesticfarm.mountaindale@gmail.com

Pasture raised poultry and lambs.

2011 CSA with pork, lamb, poultry, eggs and more! majesticfarmny.com

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Antique tractor at Fox Hollow Farms, West Oneonta. | Ulla Kjarval

Maple Hill Farm

Maple Shade Farm

Mother Earth Store House

Caroline Foote 107 C. Crapser Road Cobleskill, NY 12043 (518) 234-4858 mhfarmvcrb@wildblue.net

Jay and Abby Wilson & Family 2066 County Highway 18 Delhi, NY 13753 (607) 746-8866 mapleshade@hotmail.com

440 Kings Mall Court, Route 9W Kingston, NY 12401 (845) 336-5541 Saugerties: (845) 246-9614 Poughkeepsie: (845) 296-1069

Fifth generation producers of Pure New York Maple Syrup and Maple Products. All available at the country store located at the farm. Also available: local gourmet foods, artistic creations and gift sets. The Sap House is beside the country store making tours an easy, informative, educational opportunity for all. Open year round, Friday 12pm-7pm, Saturday 10am-5pm - Daily during Maple Season and Thanksgiving through Christmas. www.maplehillfarms.biz

Historic Maple Shade Farm in Delhi, NY offers country fun for everyone.

Pick-your-own pumpkins, a corn maze, farm animals, and wagon rides. Educational farming fun indoors and out.

Gift shop, mini-farmers’ market, food, and baked goods available. Come enjoy the stone walls, streams, and scenic views on our 200-acre farm. Fall season, weekends, September 18thOctober 31st. Holiday trees, wreaths, and local produce in December. Call with questions (607) 746-8866. www.mapleshadefarmny.com

Hudson Valley’s Organic Grocer Locally owned health food and vitamin supplements stores in Hudson Valley. Featuring all-natural and organic food, cheeses, dairy products, bulk raw and dry goods, locallygrown produce and food products, deli, meats, and pet food. www.MotherEarthStoreHouse.com

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Mountain Dell Farm Lisa Wujnovich & Mark Dunau 2386 Roods Creek Road Hancock, NY 13783 (607) 467-4034 mldunau@hughes.net

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Direct sales from the farm, CSA pickups at the farm, delivery to restaurants from telephone orders. Specializing in organically grown cooking and salad greens, also many roots and herbs. Signatory of The Farmer’s Pledge. Open to the public Thursday afternoons mid-June through Thanksgiving.

Mr. Apples Low-Spray Orchard Phillip Apple 25 Orchard Street High Falls, NY 12440 (845) 687-0005 felipemanzana2002@yahoo.com

Pick-your-own, organic-style apples at Mr. Apples. We cannot totally eliminate spraying but use only a minimal amount of chemicals. Our apples really have Nature’s flavor, nothing artificial!

Enjoy our friendly, family farm in scenic High Falls. “Macs” start early September, so don’t wait! Open every day. All are welcome! www.mrapples.com

Muthig Farm Raymond & Dorothy Muthig 681 Muthig Road Parksville, NY 12786 (845) 292-7838

We are a small maple producer still using all buckets. We pride ourselves on our operation and will take the time to explain it from start to finish.

Neversink Farm Conor Crickmore 1150 Hunter Rd Claryville, NY 12725 (845) 985-2519 conor@neversinkfarm.com

Our farm grew out of our passion for food, a healthy environment and our interest in animal welfare. We practice sustainable human scale farming focusing on organic vegetable production in the Catskill Mountains.

We also produce honey, trout, eggs, and poultry. Please visit us at our farm stand. www.neversinkfarm.com

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Emerson

Fresh, Local and Open Daily!

Sunday - Thursday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Resort & Spa

Mt. Tremper in the Hudson Valley

Friday and Saturday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Route 28 | (845) 688-5800 |

| www.emersonresort.com

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Youngsville, NY

Permaculture Education Sustainable Living & Organic Gardening Workshops 2010 Schedule of courses and workshops www.hancockpermaculture.org

HANDS-ON LEARNING Maria Grimaldi Andrew Leslie Phillips

845-482-4164 pantherrock@hughes.net

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Painted Goat Farm at Cooperstown Farmers’ Market

Allison Jones of Applegarth Farms pets one of her goats. | Ulla Kjarval

NY State Meat Goat Associates at the AMA Farm John Addrizzo, M.D. Box 100 Schoolhouse Road Mt. Marion, NY 12456 (845) 246-9052 jaddrizzo@aol.com

NY State Meat Goat Associates at the AMA Farm provide pasture raised, antibiotic and hormone-free goat meat (Nature's most consumed health meat) in all styles and fashion.

Including Halal.

AMAFarm.com or AMARanch.com

Owl’s Ridge Farm Gene & Janice Trevail 1866 High Falls Rd Catskill, NY 12414 (518) 943-9223

Family run since 1981, we have natural honey and naturally raised beef.

Call for our brochure!

Painted Goat Farm, LLC Ilyssa Berg & Javier Flores 371 Mittedorf Road Garrattsville, NY 13342 (607) 321-3191 ilyssa@paintedgoat.com

Forage-based goat dairy producing artisanal cheeses. We do everyhting on-site: from milk to cheese to aging.

Natural, healthy, rich, tangy, creamy, earthy, milky, fudgey, nutty...fresh and cave-aged. Available at the Coopers­ town Farmers’ Market, Cooperstown Natural Foods, Oneonta Green Earth, Good Cheap Food, Catskill Mountain Cafe and Market, Morris Farmers’ Market, and Lucky Dog. www.paintedgoat.com

Panther Rock Farm Maria Grimaldi 148 Hardenburgh Road Livingston Manor, NY 12758 (845) 482-4164

pantherrock@hughes.net

A permaculture demonstration site, offering workshops and courses for sustainable living. Farm hours Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May – October.

Other times by chance.

Pepacton Natural Foods Laurie Spaeth 15118 State Route 30 Downsville, NY 13755 (607) 363 7913 naturalfoods@logical.net

A locally-owned and independent, complete natural, organic and gourmet grocery. Delicious products from around the world and around the corner, including local: fresh produce, vegetable seedlings, dairy, eggs, maple syrup, honey, locally-crafted pottery, baked goods and herbal skin care products. We ship! Exquisitely fresh seafood on Fridays - call ahead! www.pepactonnaturalfoods.com

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FARMS & RETAIL MEMBERS Pick-a-Pumpkin Pumpkin Patch Jim VanDerwerken 2716 Creek Road Esperance, NY 12066 (518) 868-4893

Pick-your-own pumpkins, gourds, and Indian corn. Family-fun activities in a unique farm and country setting in the beautiful Schoharie Valley. www.pickapumpkin.com

Preston Hollow Vineyard & Nursery Dennis Pitts 2969 Route 145 Preston Hollow, NY 12469 (518) 239-4039 dennis7pitts@yahoo.com

The Preston Hollow Vineyard & Nursery offers a unique variety of Hudson Valley Wine grape plants. The Greenhouse is open seasonally and offers unique gift baskets and bedding plants. Each Friday from Memorial Day to Frost we also host the local Farmer’s Market on Fridays from 4-7 pm. Join for the freshest food, wine tasting, and food sampling. www.prestonhollownursery.com

R&R Farm Evelyn Stewart 834 Crescent Valley Road Bovina, NY 13740 (607) 832-4311 estewart@delhitel.net

R&R Farm is a 300+ acre working dairy in the beautiful Crescent Valley of Bovina. We produce pastured chicks, milk-fed veal, beef and eggs.

Raven’s Roost Farm Ross Burnell 213 Sunset Hill Road Hannacroix, NY 12087 518 731 2536 ravensroostfarm@yahoo.com

Raven's Roost is a small, family farm where we strive to be wise stewards of the land. We nurture our livestock on plenty of fresh air, sunshine and quality forage. We raise grass-fed

Neil Monzeglio of Fox Hollow Nursery stands with his Christmas trees. | Ulla Kjarval lamb, pastured poultry, healthy eggs from happy chickens, wool for spinners, yarn for knitters, felt hats, slippers & a variety of woolen notions and whimsies for young and old.

Rich Farm Scott & Eleanor Jensen 13075 County Highway 18 Hobart, NY 13788 (607) 538-1371 richfarm@stny.rr.com

Fresh brown eggs are available at our family farm, established in 1911

by Wallace H. Rich. Our restored farmhouse is available as a vacation

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rental. Eggs available now, and we’ll have eggs all winter. www.richcountryfarmhouse.org

Riverdale Farm and Forest Gideon & Willard Frisbee 48018 State Hwy. 10 Delhi, NY 13753 (607) 746-3668/9514 riverdalefarm@yahoo.com

Riverdale Farm and Forest is operated by three generations of the Frisbee family. We specialize in producing pure maple syrup, grass-fed beef, fresh brown eggs, and pastured pork.

Call or stop by the farm, located four miles east of Delhi.

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Bob & Sandy Kiley 13255 Route 23A Prattsville, NY 12468 (518) 299-3198

Open mid July-November 30th.

Growing summer and fall vegetables, sweet corn, tomatoes, mixed lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, eggplant, melons, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussel sprouts, zucchini, heirloom potatoes (red norlands, carolas, fingerlings, Adirondak Blues), winter squashes, pumpkins, apples, gourds, Indian corn, corn stalks, beautiful mums. Local fruits, honey and maple syrup.

Rusty Plough Farm Oleh & Nadia Maczaj 331 Dowe Road Ellenville, NY 12428 (845) 647-6911 rustyplough@earthlink.net

Small, family-run farm; NOFA-NY certified organic LLC; vegetables, country bouquets, wild blueberries, seedlings, honey; tasty greens all season long; the best green and yellow beans; fresh eggs from outdoor hens; Kingston and Suffern Farmers’ Markets (Saturdays); Ellenville Sundays; CSA “with choice” through Roundout Valley organics. localharvest.org/farms/16194

Sap Bush Hollow Farm

Visit www.purecatskills.com Online you’ll find extended member profiles, details on the latest events and ongoing seasonal news.

Learn more about the farmers next door and the products they grow!

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Jim & Adele Hayes 1314 West Fulton Road (Co. Rt. 4) Warnerville, NY, 12187 (518) 234-2105 sapbush@​midtel.net

Our beef and lamb are 100% grass-fed, and all of our animals are pasture-raised with no antibiotics or hormones. We hand-cut our superb beef, lamb, pork and poultry right here on the farm and we make our own line of 14 amazing sausage varieties. Whether you want a single steak or a side of beef, a pork chop or a pig, a chicken or fresh eggs, we welcome your visit. www.sapbush.com

Sara’s Sugar Shack

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FARMS & RETAIL MEMBERS John & Sara Diehl 34 Hubbard Road Callicoon, NY 12723 (845) 887-5308 cera45@hotmail.com

Pure New York maple syrup, maple cream, and honey.

Schoharie Valley Farms Richard and Sue Ball & Family 5605 State Route 30 Schoharie, NY 12157 (518) 295-7139 retail@schoharievalleyfarms.com wholesale@schoharievalleyfarms.com

Home of “The Carrot Barn,” Schoharie Valley Farms is a farm for all seasons growing wide varieties of vegetables, small fruits, and greenhouse crops; bakery featuring carrot cakes, muffins, cookies, soups, and sandwiches. Emphasis on local products including dairy, meat, and maple. Daily March 1 - December 24; 9am-6pm. www.schoharievalleyfarms.com

ShanDott Farm

pings. Visit our country gift shop open year round. Tours given and group tours are welcome. Maple Season Open House March 2011. www.shaverhillfarm.com

and operated dairy goat farm producing artisan cheeses. We also raise and sell dairy goats for breeding and goats for meat. www.sherman-hill.com

Shea Farms Store

Silver Heights Farm

The Shea Family

Trina Pilonero

452 Shea Road

7381 Route 52

Long Eddy, NY 12760

Cocheton Center, NY 12727

(845) 887-6546

(845) 482-3608

deb.beeshea@yahoo.com

nursery@silverheightsfarm.com

America’s oldest business is family farming. One family many products.

Home of The 100% grass-fed Beef & Lamb. (Whole, Half or Cuts.) Pastured poultry eggs. Pastured pork, (Whole, Half, Cuts or BQ Piglets.) Maple Syrup, Honey & Beeswax Candles. Waste Not Want Not natural Homemade soap.

Natural Washed & Unwashed Wool. www.sheafarmstore.com

Specializes in heirloom and open-pollinated and unusual vegetable transplants, herbs and flower transplants suited for the Catskills. Certified organic. Over 200 varieties of tomatoes.

Open Thursday - Saturday, 10am - 4 pm; by chance Monday - Wednesday, 10am - 3pm. Closed Sundays. www.silverheightsfarm.com

Sheepy Valley Farm Kate Henderson 191 County Route 360 Medusa, NY 12120 (518) 239-6238

JoAnn Baker

kate@sheepyvalley.com

16869 St Hwy 8

A small family farm located in the Catskills since 1979 raising heritage breed Horn Dorset and Icelandic/ Romney sheep. We also keep honey bees and free-range chickens. Our products include farm-raised lamb meat, breeding stock, wool yarn, wool blankets, sheepskins, honey, beeswax candles and cage-free chicken eggs. www.sheepyvalley.com

Masonville, NY 13804 (607) 265-3403 littledott@frontier.com

Farm raised eggs, poultry (chickens, ducks, guinea fowl, turkeys) and rabbits. Processing available.

Shaver-Hill Farm The Hill Family 310 Shaver Road Harpersfield, NY 13786 (607) 652-6792

Sherman Hill Farmstead

shahill@pronetisp.net

Linda Smith and Morgan George

Maple syrup and a wide variety of other maple products including cream, sugar, granulated, tea, lollipops, jelly, maple coated peanuts, popcorn, maple mustard and top-

9626 County Highway 21 Franklin, NY 13775 (607) 829-8852 shermanhillcheese@live.com

We are a sustainable, family owned

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SMI Farms Dominic and Jeanette Siniscalchi 6900 State Highway 206 Masonville, NY 13804 (607) 865-5032 djean869@frontiernet.net

A small family farm situated on busy State Highway 206 (near B.O.C.E.S.).

We feature black angus beef for your freezer or stock, grass-fed and corn finished. Kid goats for meat, piglets and free-range brown eggs. All animals are naturally raised, hormone and antibiotic free. Call or stop by, visitors welcome.

Snowdance Farm Marc & Susan Jaffe 218 Knickerbocker Road Livingston Manor, NY, 12758 (845) 439-5561

Family-run farm specializing in pastured poultry, pastured pigs, beef, goat, and more. Visits and sales of the farm welcome, but call first.

Snug Harbour

Fresh and Local Saturdays, 9AM – 1PM May 29 to Oct 16

PHOTO ©2009 JOY MOORE • ILLUSTRATION ©2009 DIANA BRYAN

(Indoor Monthly Winter Market November–April)

Main St. (Rte. 9W) 2 blocks east of Partition St.

Free Parking Fruits and Vegetables Special Events t Chef Demos Live Music t Kids Activities SaugertiesFarmersMarket.com

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FARMS & RETAIL MEMBERS Brandt & Terry Doscher 732 County Road 95 North Branch, NY 12766 (845) 482-3189 tdoscher@hvc.rr.com

New, small producer of plants and produce; sale of local artisan and farm products, nature and birding habitat, screen printing, antiques and AKC Golden Retrievers.

Sonoma Falls Cider Mill & Country Market Paul Hahn 140 Old Liberty Road Livingston Manor, NY 12758 845 439-4949 f7efi@yahoo.com

The Cider Mill is your true escape from reality. The Mill offers a wide array of activities for all ages. There are seven waterfalls cascading past our 1800’s barn. Fishing for fee in our trout ponds. Watch maple syrup being made during sap season. Fresh cider will be pressed from April thru November (please call for specific times).

Our mill is stocked with a variety of items from gourmet foods to gifts.

Also enjoy our farm fresh breakfasts and lunches. You can also get stocked up on your fresh produce and fruits at our market on the other end of the property. Open daily.

Stone & Thistle Farm Tom & Denise Warren Kortright Creek Creamery at Stone & Thistle Farm East Meredith, NY 13757 (607) 278-5800 warren@stoneandthistlefarm.com

Small family farm located in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, raising grass-fed, organic livestock and poultry. Farm store open 7 days. Farm tours and farm programs. Kortright Creek Creamery on the farm produces organic, grass-fed goat milk, raw and pasteurized, and yogurt. Organic chevre coming! Fable: farm-to-table dining open Saturday for dinner and Sunday for brunch, by reservation only. www.stoneandthistlefarm.com

Stone Tavern Farm

John Burrows 2080 Upper Meeker Hollow Rd. Roxbury, NY 12474 (607) 326-3600 stonetavern@catskill.net

Stone Tavern Farm’s 400 acre working horse farm has it all. Historical buildings, summer camp, horse trails, ATV trails, grass-fed beef, corn-fed pork, B & B, wedding location and large event venue. www.stonetavernfarm.com

Stoneledge Farm Pete & Deborah Kavakos 359 Ross Ruland Road South Cairo, NY 12482 (518) 622-3003 info@stoneledgefarmny.org

Certified organic vegetables and herbs through CSA membership.

Raspberries, blackberries, and currants available seasonally. CSA memberships available in NYC, Conneticut, Westchester County, and Greene County. Products also available Saturdays Catskill Region Farmers’ Market in Catskill. www.stoneledgefarmny.org

Sugar Brook Maple Farm John Broekema 351 Samsonville Rd. Kerhonkson, NY 12446 (845) 626-3466 sugarbrookmaple@aol.com

Come and discover the art of making maple syrup at our Sugar House.

Conveniently located in the Rondout Valley. 2 hours from NYC. Open retail and wholesale , year round. Extended hours in December for gifts and handmade wreaths. We’ve made sweet success one drop at a time for over 15 years, so visit us and bring home a taste of the Catskills.

Sugar Ridge Farm Tina Shields 104 Parker Road New Lisbon, NY 13415 (607) 263-5203 kshields@wilbernet.net

Sugar Ridge Farm is 112 acres in Otsego County, not far from Oneonta and Cooperstown. We raise

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heifers and sell hay, sweet corn, and vegetables. We will be attending the Morris Farmers’ Market on Thursdays and will have a self-serve stand at the farm this summer.

Summers End Orchard Joanne Sharkey 198 Wilber Hill Road Unadilla, NY 13849 summersend@frontiernet.net

Summers End Orchard produces wonderful jams, marmalades, jellies, herb and spice rubs, garlic and dried chilies.

Our gourmet vegetables are grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, in Butternut Valley, New York. Visit us at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Markets and harvest and holiday events.

View event listings on our website. www.summersendorchard.com

Sunflower Farm of Bovina Evelyn Stewart 834 Crescent Valley Road Bovina, NY 13740 (607) 832-4418 sunflowerfarmofbovina@yahoo.com

Sunflower Farm of Bovina is located in the beautiful Crescent Valley on our 300+ acre dairy farm. We offer down-on-the-farm activities for everyone with our u-pick pumpkins, corn maze, farm animals and hayrides to a historic one room school house.

Have a party at one of our campfire sites year round. Fall season September – November. Come into our valley, you will be glad you did! www.sunflowerfarmofbovina.com

Sunflower Natural Foods 75 Mill Hill Road Woodstock, NY 12498 (845) 679-5361 natural@hvc.rr.com

Sunflower Natural Foods is a complete natural foods market. Certified organic produce, organic milk, cheese & eggs, large selection of natural & organic products, wide range of non-irradiated herbs & spices, vitamin supplement department, Homeopathic remedies. Open daily 9am-9pm. Sundays 10am- 7pm.

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Polish Arabian mother and foal from Spring Lake Farm, Meredith. | Ulla Kjarval Judy & Steven Clarke 40 Clark’s Lane Milton, NY, 12547 (845) 795-2383 apelsteve@hvi.net

Family-run farm featuring high-quality fruits in season. U-PICK weekends only, 9am-4pm. Pick sweet and sour cherries from mid-June to about July 10th.

Peaches and nectarines available August weekends. Tree-ripened apples, Bosc pears, and pumpkins ready midSeptember to mid-October. A minimarket features fresh cider, jams, apple cider donuts, pies and cookies, hot spiced cider and coffee. Check website for current picking dates. www.prospecthillorchards.com

Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes Studio Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes 424 Carr George Road Denver, NY 12421 (607) 326-7662 tgbweavingstudio@hotmail.com

Bring Home the Colors of the Catskills – surround yourself with

handwoven products, or create your project using our dyed and spun Shetland and Alpaca yarns.

Our products are also available for purchase at the Catskill Mountain Artisans’ Guild, Ltd. (Margaretville, NY), an artisans’ cooperative; details are at the website: www.catsguild.org.

(607) 832-4362 ccomer@nycwatershed.org

Terrace Mountain Orchard

Paula Allen 11846 County Highway 27 Sidney Center, NY, 13839 (607) 369-4021 thornwoodfarm@frontiernet.net

Terrace Mountain Road Schoharie, NY 12157 (518) 295-8212

Sixteen varieties of fine healthy apples. Pick-your-own or already picked. Wholesale and retail. Cider donuts, coffee, cider, pies and other good stuff. Open 7 days a week September through November. MonFri 10am-5pm. From Route 30 South take a right on Bridge Street.

Thick and Thin Lumber Wayne Stewart 757 Crescent Valley Rd Bovina, NY 13740

Thick and Thin Lumber located in the Crescent Valley of Bovina does custom sawing on my portable sawmill at my farm or your property. Demonstrations and price list available.

Thornwood Farm

Thornwood Farm is a small family run farm that offers all natural pastureraised eggs, chicken, pork and turkeys for Thanksgiving. All animals are raised antibiotic and hormone free. Our products are available at the following Farmers' Markets in Delaware CountyFranklin, Sullivan County-Liberty & Callicoon and Westchester CountyArmonk, Larchmont and Scarsdale.

Three Seasons Farm

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Large black/Tamworth cross piglet. | Ulla Kjarval Eric & Dorian Huneke 307 Case Hill Road Treadwell, NY 13846 (607) 829-6678 huneked@hartwick.edu eric@colonialsupply.com

Three Seasons Farm, Treadwell, NY - where it all begins. Featuring daffodils for Spring; potatoes, carrots, beets, and squash for Summer; pumpkins and gourds for Fall, plus horse boarding.

Thunder View Farms The Coombe Family 407 South Hill Road Grahamsville, NY 12740 (845) 985-2189 tvangus@thunderviewfarms.com

Thunder View Farms is a beef and crop farm owned and operated by the Coombe family for 51 years!

Our purebred Black Angus cattle are raised on our hilltop grass and then finished with corn. Our beef is delicious and all-natural, contains no hormones, antibiotics or other additives, and is available for your home freezer. www.thunderviewfarms.com

Tir na nOg Daniel and Helen Flaherty 4777 East River Road Walton, NY 13856 (607) 865-8414 tirnanog@frontiernet.net

Meadow-raised lamb; free-range

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pork and eggs; pure virgin wool blankets and socks available at Good Cheap Food in Delhi and Lucky Dog Farm Store in Hamden.

Tonjes Farm Dairy Tim Tonjes 188 Tonjes Road Callicoon, NY, 12723 (845) 482-5971

Grass-based dairy specializing in farmstead artisan cheeses, raw milk cheeses including ‘Beachwood Blue,’ made and aged in our underground cave. Fresh cheeses made with morning milk: Mozzarella, Ricotta, Fromage Blanc, Yogurt, Kefir, and Buttermilk. Whole milk gently pasteurized. Available at Sullivan County stores and farm markets.

Ed & Donna Weber 648 Weber Road Bovina Center, NY 13740 (607) 832-4211 donnadjw73@aol.com

Turquoise Barn

Webcrest Farm is a 438-acre farm that raises dairy and Belgian Blue, Angus & Hereford beef cattle. Call or email for availability.

Michelle Premura 8052 County Highway 18 (Back River Road) Bloomville, NY 13739 (607) 538-1235 turquoisebarn@yahoo.com

Located on a former dairy farm, Turquoise Barn is an eclectic shop featuring Local Products including Raw Honey, Beeswax Candles, Maple Syrup, Flowers & Organic Produce (when available); One-of-a-Kind Wood Products, Home Furnishings, Fine Art, Jewelry, Antiques & Collectibles & Milk Paint. We also have a Bed & Breakfast in our 1800’s carriage house on the farm where we offer healthy live food breakfast options such as fresh juices, green smoothies, sprouted breads and more! Entire house is also available to rent. Check our website for more info and for current events such as music, art openings, & Raw Food Workshops! www.turquoisebarn.com

Vita’s Farm and Garden Market Vita 4789 State Route 52 Jeffersonville, NY 12748 (845) 482-5776 veejeff1@aol.com

Vegetable and bedding plants, hanging baskets, potted plants and perennials. Soils, mulch and other gardening materials. In-season local produce, baked goods, candy bouquets, local syrup, cider and honey, unique crafts and gift items plus flea market finds.

Webcrest Farm

Weinland Farms Linda Weinmann 143 Townbrook Road Hobart, NY 13788 (607) 538-9733 kafkiller@hotmail.com

Our family-run-farm specializes in home-raised, all-natural grass-fed Hereford beef, no antibiotics, no hormones, just all natural beef - finished and ready for your freezer. Available by the whole, half, or quarter cut to your specifications.

Welcome Acres Sue Smith 165 Sohne Road Mt. Vision, NY 13810 (607) 293-8810 sheepladysue@aol.com

Welcome Acres is a family farm in the hills of central Otsego County.

Our farm is a sheep and crop operation. We sell both hot house and freezer lambs. Our lambs are raised as naturally as possible. Please call for availability.

White Hill Greenhouse Nancy L. Meres owner/operator 65 White Hill Road, (off of county route 23, Sidney Center Road) Walton, NY 13856 (607) 865-6510, Fax: (607) 865-5342 ernna@citlink.net

White Hill Greenhouse, annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, custom planters and produce. A little out of the way, but so worth the drive!

Willow Wisp Organic Farm

Greg Swartz 25 Stone House Rd. Damascus, PA 18415 (570) 224-8013 greg@willowwisporganic.com

We grow a diverse mix of vegetables, herbs and cut flowers. Tended with care, our valley bottom soil grows delicious and nutrient-dense produce.

Join our year-round CSA (summer shares and winter shares.) We sell at the Callicoon Farmers’ Market, Barryville Farmers’ Market, and local retail stores. Wholesale inquires welcome. www.willowwisporganic.com

Woodside Gardens Stephen McCarthy, CWHN 304 Sutherland Road East Meredith, 13757 (607) 746-3089

A small farm specializing in rare perennials, hardy lady slipper orchids, ornamental grasses & hops (2011). We design and install woodland gardens, ponds, orchards and permaculture plots. www woodsidegardens.net

Wright Farms Tammy Boylan 699 State Route 208 Gardiner, NY 12525 (845) 255-5300 mbtbcbsbmb@aol.com

Large family farm since 1903 featuring homegrown fruits, Pick You Own Apples and Cherries. Homemade from scratch fruit pies, jams, applesauces, pickles, and cider donuts.

Fabulous hanging baskets, bedding plants and perennials. Come visit us.

Open 8am- 6pm. www.eatapples.com

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Union Square, Saturday; also available at Lucky Dog Peck’s Markets in Sullivan County and Good Cheap Food. No hormones, no preservatives.

PRIDE FROM A(pples)TO Z(ucchini) Harvest Calendar

Your guide to harvest times and availability for the incredible diversity of New York State produce.

Today more than ever, New York consumers are demanding close-to-home freshness in everything they buy. And very few places even come close to New York State for the variety and quality of its farm-fresh produce. As the program dedicated to advancing New York agriculture, we take a lot of Pride in New York State fruits and vegetables—and the Pride of New York members who produce them.

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August 29 Wine Festival $5 Tasting Fee Sponsored by: Majek Furniture Warehouse September 5 Alpaca Festival September 12 Mountain Music Festival September 19 Earth Day in Autumn Sponsored by: Thompson Sanitation September 26 Explore The Arts A day of local art, music, theater and dance October 3 Annual Chili Cook Off $2 Tasting Donation Sponsored by: Jeff Bank & M&M Auto Group October 10 Rustic Home Craft Festival Sponsored by: Catskill Regional Medical Center & Van Gordersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Furniture Support For The Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Area Provided By

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Hands on programs for children and adults Renewable energy workshops Farm vacations Apple Pond Farm and Renewable Energy Education Center Callicoon Center, NY 845.482.4764

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Hormone and Antibiotic-Free Natural-Fed Cattle ´ Custom Beef Cuts ´ Wholesale & Retail ´ Replacements ´ Bulls & Heifers ´ Field trips and tours available, call for details. ´ Fresh Produce available. Visit us at our roadside stand for a variety of vegetables, or order direct for your home or restaurant.

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Abundance Farms Adam's Fairacre Farms Amy's Take- Away, Inc. Apple Pond Farming Center Applegarth Arcadian Pastures Barber's Farm Bearkill Road Maple Products Beaver Dam Brook Farm Beaverkill Trout Hatchery Ltd. Bethel Woods Harvest Festival Big Sky Farms Bistro Brie & Bordeaux Bistro To Go Blenheim Hill Bohringer's Fruit Farm Braids & Bread Bramley Mountain Farm Breezy Meadows Farm Brovetto Dairy & Cheese House Burn Ayr Farm Burt's Mountain Honey Bye Brook Farm C & C Feeds Café Tamayo Calkins Creamery Callicoon Farmers' Market Catskill Cattle Catskill Harvest Market Catskill Mountain Country Store & Restaurant Catskill Mountain Sugar House Catskill Perennials Catskill Rose Catskill Seasons Inn Claryville Pottery Cody Shane Acres Cold Spring Farm Cooper's Ark Farm Country Grown Perennials, LLC Cowbella Fine Farmstead Dairy Products Danny's Delaware Phoenix Distillery Del-Rose Farm DePuy Canal House Dirie's Dairy Farm Domesticities & The Cutting Garden Eagle Hollow Farm Early Bird Cookery Edgewood Elderberry Herb Farm, LLC Emerson Resort & Spa Eminence Road Farm Winery Faraway Farm Flour Power Bakery Fly Creek Cider Mill Fokish Four Winds Farm Fox Hollow Farm

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Franklin Farmer's Market From the Sap House Frost Valley YMCA Gill Corn Farms Inc. Goldenheart University, LLC Goldpetals Good Cheap Food Good Fields Farm Grandpa's Garlic Green Spiral Herbs Greenane Farms, LP Grey Mouse Farm Hanover Farms Inc. Heather Ridge Farm Horton Hill Farm Hurds Family Farm Ideuma Creek Alpacas Jeffersonville Farmers' Market JJF Farm Justus Ashtalter Maple Syrup Kauneonga Lake Farmers' Market 80 Keep It Green Acres 81 Kelder's Farm 82 Kiernan Farms 83 Kingston Farmers' Market 84 La Basse Cour 85 Lazy Beagle Pub 86 Lenny Bees Smoked Fish and Honey 87 Liberty Farmers' Market 88 L'ouvriere Candles 89 Lucky Chocolates 90 Lucky Dog Farm 91 Maggie's Krooked Café & Juice Bar 92 Main Street Farm 93 Majestic Farm 94 Maple Hill Farm Enterprises, LLC 95 Maple Shade Farm 96 Masonville General Store & Crescent Wrench Cafe 97 Miss Lucy's Kitchen 98 Morris Farmers' Market 99 Mother Earth's Storehouse 100 Mountain Dell Farm 101 Mr. Apple Orchard 102 Muthig Farm 103 Neversink Farm 104 Olive Tree Herbs 105 Owl's Ridge Farm 106 Painted Goat Farm 107 Pakatan Farmer's Market 108 Panther Rock Farm 109 Peekamoose Restaurant 110 Pepacton Natural Foods 111 Pick a Pumpkin Pumpkin Patch 112 Pine Hill Arms Hotel & Restaurant 113 Pitchfork, Knife, and Spoon 114 Preston Hollow Vineyard & Farmer's Market

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115 Quarter Moon Café 116 R & R Farm 117 Raven's Roost Farm 118 Rich Farm 119 Riverbrook Farm 120 Riverdale Farm 121 Rolling River Inn 122 RSK Farm 123 Ruby's Hotel 124 Rusty Plough Farm 125 Sap Bush Hollow Farm 126 Sarah's Sugar Shack 127 Saugerties Farmers Market 128 Schoharie Valley Farms 129 ShanDott Farm 130 Shaver Hill Farm 131 Shea Farms Store 132 Sheepy Valley 133 Sherman Hill Farmstead 134 Shirley's Pie Company 135 Silver Heights Farm 136 SMI Farms 137 Snowdance Farm 138 Snug Harbour 139 Sonoma Falls Cider Mill & Country Market 140 Stone & Thistle Farm 141 Stone Tavern Farm B & B 142 Stoneledge Farm 143 Sugar Brook Maple Farm 144 Sugar Ridge Farm 145 Summers End Orchard 146 Sunflower Farm 147 Sunflower Natural Foods 148 Sunshine Orchards 149 Tabitha Gilmore- Barnes Studio 150 Terrace Mountain Orchard 151 The Alternative Baker 152 Thick and Thin Lumber 153 Thornwood Farm 154 Three Seasons Farm 155 Thunder View Farms 156 Tir na nOg 157 Tonjes Farm Dairy 158 Turquoise Barn 159 Vita's Farm & Garden Market 160 Webcrest Farm 161 Weinland Farms 162 Welcome Acres 163 White Hill Greenhouse 164 Willow Wisp Organic Farm 165 Woodside Gardens 166 Woodstock Farm Fesitval 167 Wright Farms 168 Zephyr Dairy

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Farmers' Markets

FARMERS’ MARKETS

Franklin Farmers’ Market Ellen Curtis PO Box 67 Franklin, NY 13775 (607) 829-5631

Sundays 10-2, starting Memorial Day weekend and ending Columbus Day weekend. Located in front of Chapel

Hall and across from the Franklin Central School on Institute Street.

Harvest Festival at Bethel Woods Hurd and West Shore Road (845) 295-2448 farmfest@bethelwoodscenter.org

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The annual Harvest Festival at Bethel Woods occurs Sundays from 11am – 4pm, August 29 – Columbus Day weekend, rain or shine. Farmer’s market, crafts, food, live music, children’s activities, corn and hay mazes, arts and crafts, pony rides, themed events every week and more! www.bethelwoodscenter.org

Catskill carrot harvest.

Ulla Kjarval

Covered Fireman’s Pavilion “Know where your food comes from.”

Produce, fruit, bakery, poulty, meats, spices, honey, syrup, cut flowers, plants, and more. Prepared foods, demonstrations, crafts & entertainment.

Kingston Farmers’ Market Wall Street Kingston, NY 12401 (845) 853-8512

Morris Farmers’ Market Douglas Ernst Morris, NY 13808 (607) 263-2618

Located in the Morris village park pavilion on Main Street behind the fire hall, our vendors offer vegetables, berries, baked goods, goat cheese, meats, and shrubbery. Market Day is Thursday from 3pm-6pm, July 3-October 8. Parking is close by, handicapped accessible, WIC and Senior Nutrition Program available.

Kauneonga Lake Farmers' Market Suzanne White Rt 55, 1 Mile North 17B Kauneonga Lake, NY 12749 (845) 985-2425 / (845) 583-4808 swhite4@hvc.rr.com

Bethel Farmers Market at Kauneonga Lake. Fridays 3-6pm.

Oneonta Farmers’ Market Dana LaCroix Oneonta , NY , 13820 (607) 433-2545 baltazaram@hotmail.com

Located in the heart of beautiful historic downtown Oneonta on Main St., the Oneonta Farmers' Market offers fresh, locally grown vegetables,

Pakatakan Farmers’ Market 46676 State Route 30 Halcottsville, NY 12438 (845) 586-3326 sumull@frontiernet.net or locustgrove@catskill.net

The Pakatakan Farmers Market is open every Saturday from May 20 October 7 from 9am - 2pm. Special events throughout the Catskill region. Goods include: bedding plants, shrubs, trees, fresh produce, baked goods, homemade crafts, jewelry, furniture, meat, eggs, fish, maple products, honey, wool and leather items. Rain or shine. Free. No dogs.

Located 4 miles north of Margaretville/Arkville and 8 miles south of Roxbury; 50 miles west of Kingston on Rte. 28 (turn right at Arkville cutoff road); 45 miles southeast of Oneonta on Rte. 30; and 40 miles north of the Rte. 17 exit at Roscoe.

Saugerties Farmers’ Market Main and Market Streets Saugerties, NY 12477 (845) 246-6466 ann@allenbryan.com

Wide variety of produce including organic vegetables; luscious orchard fruits and berries; artisan bread; fresh laid eggs; delicious honey, jams and sauces; pasture-raised poultry and meat; mushrooms; wine; fresh herbs; field-grown flowers; and tasty regional cheeses; locally roasted coffee, and biscotti, granola, and other baked goods. Products change seasonally. Take home freshly harvested food grown, picked, and brought to market by local farmers. Special events, kids can cook, chef demos.

Saturdays, 9am–2 pm, June 25— October 29. www.saugertiesfarmersmarket.com

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Farmers' Markets

Over 30 vendors bring organic and traditionally grown farm-fresh produce, field-cut flowers and plants, assorted cheeses, meats, poultry, eggs, fresh and dried herbs, artisan baked breads and baked goods, herbal remedies, prepared foods, honey, jams, condiments, olive oil and more.

Weekly educational events. Rain or shine. Free parking. Saturdays May 23-November 21. Crafts on John joins the market. kingstonnyfarmersmarket.com

fruits, meats, cheeses, maple products, flowers and specialty foods as well as handmade crafts and aroma therapy products. Weekly special events, see our website for details. www.oneontafarmersmarket.com

Farmers' Markets

FARMERS’ MARKETS

Organic potato harvest (from left to right): Norland Dark Red, Yukon Gold, and Kerr’s Pink varieties. | Ulla Kjarval

Sullivan County Farmers’ Markets Association c/o Sullivan County Cooperative Extension Liberty, NY 12752 manager@sullivancountyfarmersmarkets.org

The Sullivan County Farmers' Markets boast more than 40 vendors offering farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, poultry, eggs, artisan cheeses, baked goods, maple products, honey, jams and jellies,

handmade soaps, herbs and herbal products, plants, cut flowers, artisan wine, gourmet specialties, handmade pottery and other quality crafts. With 3 convenient locations in Callicoon (Sundays 11 am - 2 pm), Liberty (Fridays 3 pm - 6 pm), and Jeffersonville (Thursdays 2 pm - 6 pm) there's sure to be a market for you. www.sullivancountyfarmers markets.org

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Woodstock Farm Festival Maple Lane Woodtstock, NY 12498 info@woodstockfarmfestival.com

Celebrate our farmers and our community with fresh local produce, outdoor dining, live music, special events and kids activities all season long. If it’s Wednesday, it’s Woodstock! 3pm – dusk, rain or shine. May thru October. www.woodstockfarmfestival.com

OUTLINES

OUTLINES East Meredith, NY presents

! -( ! $- SEPTEMBER 5, 2-7 PM

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Rain or shineâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; A family-friendly summerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s-end celebration of our regionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;agri-culturalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; bounty AND our 35th birthday party!

Admission $12

($5/Under 18, ; $25/family of four) Treat yourself, your family, your friends!!

Catskill Puppet Theaterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;Hiawathaâ&#x20AC;? (3 PM) Scrumptious regional foods Farm produce and crafts market of seasonal and one-of-a-kind gifts Fine art and antiques auctions Live music by Tremperskill Boys Sheepherding, sheep shearing and wool-spinning demos Horseshoe tournament (4:30 PM) Petting pen and childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s games Fabulous birthday cake!

For tickets call the Centre: 607-278-5454 or order online:

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Restaurants/Lodging

RESTAURANTS & LODGING

The Alternative Baker Essell Hoenshell-Watson 407 Main Street Rosendale , NY , 12472-0022 (845) 658-3355

After 11 years in Kingston, we have moved to Rosendale. Still offering 100% handmade baked goods of all sorts: all-butter scones, pastries and cookies; sandwiches and soups;

focaccia; great breads plus vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free treats.

We use local produce & products.

Open at 7 a.m. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday. www.lemoncakes.com

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Amyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Take-Away Amy Jackson 1571 Route 214 Lanesville, NY 12450 (845) 688-9759

Lunch and dinner 11am-7pm FriSun and Mondays starting July 4th.

Outdoor summer dining and off- site catering. Four seasonal menus and weekly specials made from scratch

Summertime treat: homemade pesto with pasta and peas.

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$14.95 Any two courses, $19.95 three courses. Offered non-holiday Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday evenings. “Friday Night Special” Buy one get one free on all “house wines.” (Non-holiday.) Open for dinner Wednesday - Sunday from 5pm. www.bistrobb.com

Bistro to Go/Blue Mountain Bistro Catering MaryAnne Erickson 948 State Route 28 Kingston, NY 12401 (845) 340-9800

Gourmet take-out store serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week. Featuring local and imported organic foods, delicious homemade desserts, sophisticated four-star food by Chefs Richard Erickson and Jonathan Sheridan.

Off-premise, full-service catering and event planning for parties of all sizes. www.bluemountainbistro.com

Cafe Tamayo Rickie Tamayo 91 Partition St

with local ingredients whenever possible. Serving healthy, authentic, uncommonly delicious food that connects us to the soul and flavors of cuisine from all over the world.

Bistro Brie & Bordeaux 5386 Main Street Windham, NY 12496 (518) 734-9781 ccomer@nycwatershed.org

A casual French country restaurant in the heart of the Catskills. Voted “Best Restaurant, Greene County” 2007, 2008, & 2009 by Hudson Valley Magazine, Zagat rated. Come and enjoy a delicious meal prepared by award winning French Chef/Owner StÈphane Desgaches. Full bar, wine list, beautiful views of Windham Mountain, only a quarter of a mile away! Specials: “Le Tour de France”

Saugerties, NY 12477 (845) 246-9371 info@cafetamayo.com

Rickie & James Tamayo are founding members of the Saugerties Farmers Market, and Cafe Tamayo is proud to have been using local farm products for over 20 years. there is also an Inn upstairs in the historic 1864 building. www.cafetamayo.com

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RESTAURANTS & LODGING Catskill Mountain Country Store and Restaurant

miles east of Belleayre. www.catskillseasonsinn.com

Drew & Natasha Shuster 5510 Route 23 Windham, NY 12496 (518) 734-3387

Danny’s Restaurant & Lounge

We are a unique country market, gourmet foods, bakery, nursery/ flowers, gift shop and restaurant. We also have beautiful garden paths and a looking zoo for kids of all ages.

Come visit us and “take a piece of the country home.” www.catskillmtcountrystore.com

Catskill Rose Lodging & Dining Peter DiSclafani 5355 Route 212

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Mount Tremper, NY 12457 (845) 688-7100 peter@catskillrose.com

Sleep Natural. Eat Wild. Our food is made from scratch using the best ingredients. The meats and poultry are free range, the fish is wild and the produce is organic. Our menus change seasonally. Serving dinner Thursday through Sunday from 5pm. www.catskillrose.com

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Located in Walton, New York, nestled in the Foothills of the Catskill Mountains, Danny’s Restaurant and Lounge is truly one of those special restaurants that provides a great dining experience for everyone. Offering casual dining, you will find a high energy atmosphere with a warm dining room offering cozy booths and tables. During the warm months, join us for outdoor dining on our flowery patio. The semi-local menu features and “All American Cuisine” and will please a diverse palette while being easy on the wallet. We specialize in soups, offering two daily, made with the only the finest and freshest ingredients. Danny’s offers catering services to meet all of your needs and boasts loyal customers from all over for more than 20 years. Come and join us for a cocktail at the bar, dessert on the patio, a cozy corner booth feast or take-out!

Catskill Seasons Inn Victoria Betes 178 Route 42 Shandaken, NY 12480

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14 Gardiner Place Walton, NY, (607) 865-7811

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Twenty rooms, all newly renovated.

Most with full kitchens, private marble baths, outdoor pool and tennis. Sixty acres of stream-side hiking.

Pets allowed. Fireside dining in the lounge or candlelight in the dining room. Outdoor deck dining in the summer. Steaks, fresh seafood, and local produce are our specialty. Eight

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Taste the seasons at the four-star Depuy Canal House and experience the art of fine dining. Special occasions and private parties, private dining rooms. Prix fixe and ala carte menu. Reservations recommended. www.depuycanalhouse.net

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RESTAURANTS & LODGING Early Bird Cookery Amy Miller 31 Mitchell Pond East Cochecton, NY 12726 (845) 932-7994 amy@earlybirdcookery.com

Early Bird transforms farm-fresh ingredients into delicious wholesome meals and products. Our services include meal delivery - a weekend’s worth or a week’s worth, delivered right to your door! We also cater events from large to small. Please call or visit the website for information.

Taste our ice cream at Callicoon Man. www.earlybirdcookery.com

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Tom & Denise Warren and family 1211 Kelso Rd. East Meredith, NY 13757 (607) 278- 5800 warren@stoneandthistlefarm.com

Share Stone & Thistle Farm’s harvest of organic, grass-fed meats, produce and dairy on Saturdays at 7 p.m.

Farm tour at 6:30 p.m. Pre-fixe menu changes weekly with the harvest. Dinner by reservation only. To review the menu, pricing and special events. www.stoneandthistlefarm.com

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Flour Power Bakery JR & Denise Rowley 87 DeBruce Road Livingston Manor, NY 12758 (917) 767- 7848 flourpowerbakery@earthlink.net

Come to the Shop or find us at the farmers market. Cozy Neighborhood artisan bakery and café offering a variety of breads, pastries, pies, cakes, cookies, and savories. Everything is made on the premises with many organic ingredients and locally sourced products. We bake 15 different artisan breads, croissants, Danishes, cookies of all kinds, fruit tarts, pies, chocolate mousse cakes, scones,etc. in addition to our savory lunch items like quiches, pot pies and soups. Sit

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on the front porch and enjoy organic coffee or herbal tea. Call for your special occasions, birthday cakes and holiday orders. Your event can be catered in the upstairs dining room. www.flourpowerbakery.net

Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard 288 Goose Street Fly Creek, NY 13337 (800) 505-6455

Historic, water-powered cider mill on the banks of Fly Creek pressing fresh, sweet cider for 152 years, minutes from Cooperstown. Experience the Mill Marketplace’s daily tasting of over 40 specialty foods. Tour the Mill and relax with a farm-fresh lunch from the restaurant and bakery including ice cream delights and the famous cider float. www.flycreekcidermill.com

The Lazy Beagle Pub and Grill 2 Pearl Street Livingston Manor, NY 12758 (845) 439-3405 sims@lazybeaglepub.com

In a time where restaurants have become generic and non-descript or complicated and confusing, The Lazy Beagle is a breath of fresh air. Designed and built by proprietor Sims Foster, the Lazy Beagle Pub and Grill came from the fundamental belief that every community needs its place to be fed. Itís a place to gather and enjoy food that nourishes in all ways; a place where you build community.

When you walk in the door there is smile and a genuine hand shake or a slap on the back, welcoming you home. Great food provided by Chef Martin Ruef that is as likely to come from his fatherís garden as anywhere else, and a menu that makes you nod your head and smile. This is a place that is getting back to the basics and doing it with heart. www.lazybeaglepub.com

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RESTAURANTS & LODGING Lucky Chocolates Rae Stang 115 Partition Street Saugerties, NY, 12477 (845) 246-7337 rae@luckychocolates.com

Handmade, luxurious, small batch chocolates made from fair trade and organic chocolate. Our chocolates are intensely flavored using Ronnybrook Dairy cream, organic and fair-trade chocolate, concentrated fruit purees and other natural flavors.

Lucky Chocolates chef and owner, Rae Stang, has been involved in the love of food and food preparation most of her life, since her first lemonade stand. Our specialties include chocolate truffles and barks, cookies and caramels. We also serve Ronnybrook Ice cream and make smoothies & fresh fruit drinks, as well as espresso & coffee drinks and fresh baked goods. www.luckychocolates.com

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The Lucky Dog Store Cafe 35796 State Highway 10 Hamden NY 13782 (607) 746 9898

The Lucky Dog Store Cafe serves soups, sandwiches, salads and daily specials. We use local and organic ingredients whenever possible. Our cold cuts are all natural and nitratefree. During the growing season, most of the vegetables come from our own farm. Vegetarian and Vegan offerings also available. www.luckydogorganic.com

Maggieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Krooked CafĂŠ Main Street Tannersville, NY 12485 (518) 589-6101

Fresh squeezed juices. Natural & simply delicious. Catering services available. Zagat rated.

Open 7am-7pm.

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Masonville General Store & Crescent Wrench Cafe Kendall Craig 2095 State Hwy. 206 Masonville, NY 13804 (607) 265-3808 masonvillegeneralstore@ frontiernet.net

The Masonville General Store strives

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Miss Lucy’s Kitchen 90 Partition Street Saugerties, NY 12477 (845) 246-9240 misslucy11@yahoo.com

Miss Lucy’s is a farmhouse kitchen offering casual fine dining in a cozy atmosphere. The market menu changes often and is inspired by the seasons. Everything is homemade!

There is a full bar, extensive wine list, kid’s menu, and vegetarian dishes.

Owners Marc Propper and Michelle Silver use produce, eggs, and dairy from local farms, pasture-raised chicken and natural local meats wild and sustainable fish. All the desserts are made from scratch including the ice creams and sorbets. Here at Miss Lucy’s, “we aim to feed.” www.misslucyskitchen.com

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Peekamoose Restaurant Marybeth & Devin Mills 8373 State Route 28 Big Indian, NY 12410 (845) 254-6500 thepeekamoose@aol.com

A uniquely designed farm-to-table restaurant with a menu that changes daily with the market. Zagat rated for excellence. Voted #1 Fine Dining in the Catskills for the past five years.

Award winning wine list and killer

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past 35 years. The twenty unique rooms have been restored to maintain the authenticity of the original inn but with modern day amenities.

The highly regarded restaurant is annually voted in the top three by the locals and was selected by Ski magazine as “one of the best 20 Casual Fine Dining Restaurants in the country.” Chef Robert’s specialty is seafood but he also does a mean Prime Rib and Steak. www.pinehillarms.com

Pitchfork, Knife & Spoon Catie Schwalb PO Box 222 Youngsville, NY 12791 845-295-4554 info@pitchforkknifeandspoon.com

Quarter Moon Café cocktails using freshly juiced fruits. www.peekamooserestaurant.com

Pine Hill Arms Robert & Valerie Konefal 288 Main Street, Pine Hill, NY 12465 (800) 932-2446

The Pine Hill Arms was first opened in 1882 when horse-drawn carriages were the main means of transportation. The inn has remained open since then with Robert & Valerie Konefal being it’s guardians for the

Jonah Shaw 53 Main Street Delhi, NY 13753 6077468886

Manhattan-style eatery with an emphasis on locally grown products.

Classic fare mixed with more adventurous offerings will delight even the fussiest of diners. Attentive waitstaff and beautiful décor. Seasonal hours.

Please call. Catering services available at your place or ours. We now have a pig roaster for backyard BBQ. www.quartermooncafe.com

Kim Rayevsky 25 Cooley Road Parksville, NY, 12768 (845) 747-4123 info@rollingriver.com

A cafe, restaurant, gallery and inn.

International cuisine, great wines, art for sale. Summer dining by the river.

Open year round. Comfortable, fun ambiance at reasonable prices. Organic, local food. Inn accommodates up to 7 guests (9 with air bed). Will host private parties. www.rollingriver.net

Ruby’s Hotel Frank Giorgimi & Ana Sporer 3689 County Route 67 Freehold, NY 12431 518-634-7790 fgiorgini@mhcable.com

Ruby’s Hotel is an 1800s architectural gem, lovingly restored, and furnished with all the original fixtures. Chef/ owner Ana Sporer, featured in the May 2008 Hudson Valley Magazine as one of the “Hot New Chefs” in the Valley, prepares her culinary delights using local purveyors and produce from her own organic garden. Ruby’s also features the Broderick Fine Art Gallery on premises. www.rubyshotel.com

Shirley Pie Company Grace Heffner Post Office Box 125 Stamford, NY 12167 (607) 652-9034 ShirleyPieCo@cs.com

We’re more than just pie! We offer a variety of NYS products: homemade jams, handcrafted soaps and candles, organic coffees beans, honey, syrup, and produce including fresh garlic.

And, of course, pies, breads, and more. Please call/e-mail to order and visit us at The Headwaters Farmers’ Market and other locations.

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Farm. Cook. Eat. Pitchfork, Knife & Spoon provides hands-on farm to table experiences, cooking classes, and a variety of private chef services. Trained at the French Culinary Institute, Chef Catie Schwalb sources from area farms and uses the finest local ingredients to create vibrant, seasonal food and culinary events. www.pitchforkknifeandspoon.com

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Farm Organizations

FARM & FOOD ORGANIZATIONS

Center for Agricultural Development & Entrepreneurship (CADE) Chris Harmon 25 Elm Street, Oneonta, NY (607) 433-2545 charmon@cadefarms.org

CADE is a non-profit, agricultural development organization serving farmers, cooperatives and agricultural businesses regionally. Established in 1991, CADE has worked to connect producers of specialty farm products

to markets. CADE conducts research on agricultural opportunities and markets with the goal of building a thriving community-based local food system.

Cornell Coop Ext. Schoharie County David Cox Agriculture Program Leader South Grand Street, Cobleskill, NY 12043 (518) 234-4303 dgc23@cornell.edu

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CCE Schoharie County agriculture and horticulture programs include the Central NY Dairy & Field Crops Team, the Capital District Vegetable & Small Fruit Team, and the Master Gardener Volunteers. We are engaged in new farmer/farm enterprise education, farm market/value-added expansion, renewable biomass energy, and the Recycling Ag Plastics Project (RAPP). www.cceschoharie.org

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broad range of issues that concern every New Yorker, from taxation, conservation to local food availability.

We believe that a strong, viable agricultural industry is beneficial not only to our economy, but also to our local communities and our consumers. www.nyfb.org

Delaware Highlands Conservancy

Schoharie County Bounty

Sue Currier (845) 807-0535 info@delawarehighlands.org

349 Mineral Springs Rd

A land trust working with landowners to conserve the natural and cultural heritage of the upper Delaware River region. www.delawarehighlands.org

michelestrobeck@co.schoharie.ny.us

Farm Catskills Kate Ryan 87 Sal Bren Road Delhi, NY 13753 (607) 643-1724 amy@skatecreekfarm.org

Duane Martin, President martymoo@earthlink.net

We give farmers and non-farmers alike the opportunity to be part of an organization dedicated to supporting and enriching agriculture. It provides an opportunity for individuals interested in the food system, land issues and rural living to join together and make their voices heard. We are active within the political system on a

Farm Catskills, Building Sustainable Communities in a Working Landscape: Our membership organization of farmers and concerned community members works to protect and promote agriculture by preserving Delaware Countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s working landscape for the production of food, fiber and forest products. Visit our website to learn more about our efforts and membership. www.farmcatskills.org

Rondout Valley Growers Association Susan Perrin PO Box 867, Stone Ridge, NY 12484 (845) 657-5701 susan@rondoutvalleygrowers.org

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Michele Strobeck Cobleskill, NY 12043 518-234-3751

Schoharie County Bounty is the agricultural economic development program working to assist farmers and agricultural businesses in Schoharie County. The Agricultural Marketing Specialist on staff works to promote Schoharie Countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s farm and food producers, connect producers with market opportunities, and assists producers with identifying and applying for funding resources. www.growsc.com

Upper Catskill Community Council for the Arts Scott Ward 11 Ford Avenue Oneonta, NY 13820 (607) 432-2070 sward@uccca.com

Our administrative offices are open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.

The galleries are open Monday-Friday, 10am to 4pm and Saturday and Sunday 1pm to 4pm or by appointment. Please call ahead, the gallery is closed when exhibits are changing. www.uccca.com

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Delaware County Farm Bureau

ation strives to keep our farm community viable and profitable while protecting open space. We accomplish this by building awareness through educating the community, reinforcing the connections between people and agriculture through programs and activities that nuture our young, inspire engagement, cultivate knowledge, values and skills and in turn promote jobs and careers in agriculture. www.rondoutvalleygrowers.org

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ACTIVITIES & TOURISM

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Havest Festival

events every week and more! www.bethelwoodscenter.org

Hurd and West Shore Road (845) 295-2448 farmfest@bethelwoodscenter.org

Friends of Music

The annual Harvest Festival at Bethel Woods occurs Sundays from 11 am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 4 pm, August 29 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Columbus Day weekend, rain or shine. Farmer's market, crafts, food, live music, children's activities, corn and hay mazes, arts and crafts, pony rides, themed

Frank W. Cyr Center Stamford, NY 12167 ccomer@nycwatershed.org

Enriching the cultural life of Stamford and our surrounding region by presenting outstanding musical performances. Enjoy concerts of classical music on the third Sunday of each

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month from April through December at 3 pm at the Frank W. Cyr Center on W. Main Street in Stamford. www.friendsmusic.org

Frost Valley YMCA 2000 Frost Valley Road Claryville, NY 12725 (845) 985-2291 info@frostvalley.org

A sleepaway farm camp for kids ages 7-15 who live in yurts and spend days

Apple blossoms and rainbow in Delhi. | Ulla Kjarval

Central Catskills Chamber of Commerce Cauliflower Festival Carol O’Beirne, Executive Director PO Box 605 Margaretville, NY 12455

The 8th Annual Cauliflower Festival held on Saturday, September 25th, 2010 from 10 until 4 takes place in the Village Park in Margaretville. This event highlights the areas agricultural heritage when ‘Cauliflower Was King’ in the Margaretville area. Tents feature historical exhibits, Catskill arts and crafts, music and dance and cauliflower. Free. www.cauliflowerfestival.com www.centralcatskills.com

Roxbury Arts Group Susan Kenny Vega Mountain Rd. Roxbury, NY 12474 (607) 326-7908

Sullivan County Visitors Association Herb Clark 100 Sullivan Ave. Ferndale, NY 12734 (845) 747-4449 hcc@scva.net

The Sullivan County Catskills promotes “Made in the Sullivan County

Susquehanna Valley Garlic Festival Wood Bull Antiques Milford, NY

September 18th! Come & taste the best locally grown garlic & garlic products of upstate New York. Music, kids stuff, raffle & contests, food demonstrations & lectures. www.svgarlicfestival.com

Taste of the Catskills Festival 53 Main Street Delhi, NY 13753 (607) 746-8886 info@tasteofthecatskills.com

The Taste of the Catskills, Food, Wine, and Beer Festival is a familyfriendly event that will showcase the food, beer, and wine of our region.

With a variety of vendors including farmers, value-added food producers, and restaurants, attendees will learn how food travels from farm to fork during the fun-filled autumn weekend of Saturday, October 9, and Sunday October 10, on the grounds of Maple Shade Farm, a family-run farm in Delhi. www.tasteofthecatskills.com

West Kortright Centre 49 West Kortright Church Road East Meredith, NY 13757 (607) 278-5454 info@westkc.org

From Blues to Bach, fiction to farm fairs, garden tours to gala dances, the West Kortright Centre sponsors perfomances, workshops, gallery exhibits, and community gatherings in an historic country church building in a rural valley in the Northern Catskill Mountains. www.westkc.org

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doing farm chores and learning responsibilities of farm life while better understanding food and our environment. Wool arts, candles and preserving the organic garden’s bounty plus traditional camp activities like boating and swimming. www.frostvalley.org

The Roxbury Arts Group is a not-forprofit multi-arts center is dedicated to entertaining and enriching the lives of Catskill Mountain residents and visitors through the arts. www.roxburyartsgroup.org

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS MONTHLY Renewable Energy workshops: Renewable energy systems for home and small business.

SATURDAYS Apple Pond Farm, Callicoon Center (845) 482-4764 Introduction to solar electric (photo voltaic), solar thermal, micro-hydro, geo-thermal, conversion of a diesel vehicle to vegetable oil (UVO).

Includes cost, production, grant information as well as review of energy savings on systems in operation on the farm. Inspection of on-site bale house. Price includes one year membership in the Sullivan Alliance for Sustainable Develop (SASD). Please bring a bag lunch; beverages will be provided. $75.00 in advance. www.applepondfarm.com

WEEKLY Danny's Restaurant & Lounge Wednesdays and Thursdays 14 Gardiner Place Walton, NY, (607) 865-7811

Every Wednesday we are featuring "Rock the Lot" from 6-9 with live music and very casual dining outside we offer 1/2 wings and pizza specials.

Every Thursday we have a fish fry from 5-9.

Farming with Kids Apple Pond Farm, Callicoon Center (845) 482-4764 Every Friday and Saturday June 25 to September Learn about farming by doing farm tasks: feeding chickens, sheep, goats, chickens, horses, milking goats, gathering eggs. Work depends on children present and weather. An adult must accompany children. Adults: $6.00. Children $5.00. No reservations required. Also ordered during school vacations. Call for details. www.applepondfarm.com

Callicoon Farmer’s Market SUNDAYS 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Sundays from 11 am to 2 pm Callicoon Creek Park, Callicoon, NY sullivancountyfarmersmarkets.org

Farmstock2010 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM Funded by Pure Catskill/ NYC Watershed Ag Council These farmers will welcome visitors for as special afternoon of interesting things to see and do: milking cows, goats, learn about maple syrup and making honey, raising pigs, sheep, chickens and horses for pleasure and therapy, edible wild foods, raising healthy plants.

Much hands on opportunities for people of all ages. No reservations required. See following dates for location:

Sunday Farm Tours SUNDAYS 2:00 PM

July 10th Apple Pond Farm Callicoon Center (845) 482-4764 July 17th Gieger Dairy Farm

Liberty Farmer’s Market FRIDAYS 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM Located on Darbee Lane in the village of Liberty. sullivancountyfarmersmarkets.org

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Apple Pond Farm, Callicoon Center (845) 482-4764 The guided tour is a chance to see small scale, energy ecient, organic farming up close. Your visit will include some of the following: basics of a family garden, care of chickens, horses, sheep and goats, milking, processing food, wool spinning, energy conservation, renewable energy systems. Reservations preferred.

Adults: $8.00. Children: $6.00. $40.00 minimum.Tours can also be booked to meet your schedule. www.applepondfarm.com

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Jeffersonville (845) 482-5729 July 25th Silver Heights Farm & Gorzynsky Ornery Farm Callicoon Center (845) 482-3608 (845) 252-7570 July 31st Diehl Homestead Farm Callicoon (845) 482-5047 August 14th Dirie Dairy Farm Livingston Manor (845) 482-4301 August 21st Oak Ridge Horse Farm Youngsville (845) 482-4686 August 28th Rafters Chicken Farm Roscoe (607) 498-5445

July July 3rd – 4th 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Hot, Hot 4th of July: Taste of Fly Creek Series Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard, Fly Creek Five of the Mill’s top selling hot sauces will be featured along with recipe ideas that will spice up any picnic.

Learn how to make spicy chicken strips and hot wings plus take advantage of great promotions. www.flycreekcidermill.com

July 17th

10:00 AM - 11:30 AM Garden Tour (518) 827-8730 BPills@midtel.net Green Spiral Herbs, Huntersland Tour of certified Botanical Sanctuary with 300 herbs, fruits and veggies.

July 22nd – 25th

Greene County Youth Fair Cairo Presented by the Green County Agricultural Society with livestock shows, trade tent, and many family activities. www.greenecountyyouthfair.com

July 30th – Aug 6th

Schoharie County Sunshine Fair Cobleskill Amusement rides, freestyle motorcross show, monster truck show, live entertainment and livestock shows. www.sunshinefair.org

Summertime Catskill wildflowers. | Ulla Kjarval

AUGUST August 3rd – 8th Ulster County Fair Ulster County Fairgrounds, Libertyville Rd., New Paltz Includes amusement rides, entertainment, exhibits and fireworks. www.ulstercountyfair.com

August 4th – 9th

August 15th

Alpaca Open Farm Days Ideuma Creek Alpacas Ideuma Rd., Unadilla (607) 563-9174 Meet our alpacas, attend seminars, tour the farm and gardens, shop in our alpaca farm store. This event is free. www.icalpacas.com

10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard, Fly Creek Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy.

Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. www.flycreekcidermill.com

August 13th – 15th Little World’s Fair Neversink Agricultural Society Fairgrounds, Rt. 55, Grahamsville Sullivan County Youth Fair, livestock shows, daily entertainment, 4-H exhibits and amusement rides. www.grahamsvillefair.com

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Otsego County Fair Morris Daily entertainment, livestock shows, 4-H exhibits, demolition derby, truck pull and amusement rides. www.otsegocountyfair.or

August 7th – 8th

CALENDAR OF EVENTS August 16th – 21st Delaware County Fair Delaware County Fairgrounds, Fair Street, Walton Featuring livestock shows, amusement rides, demolition derby, tractor pull, daily entertainment, 4-H exhibits and art shows. www.delawarecountyfair.org

SEPTEMBER September 5th Bovina Farm Day Weber Rd., Bovina (607) 832-4418 Gathering for locally grown producers to display their products. $5 per car.

September 18th – 19th Cooperstown Rotary AppleFest Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard, Fly Creek The Mill’s most popular festival featuring Music, Antique Tractors, Apples and Family Fun hosted by the Cooperstown Rotary Club and sponsored by regional businesses.

The festival welcomes apple lovers, antique and classic tractor enthusiasts, and families to the Fly Creek Cider Mill to enjoy live music, sponsors´ exhibits, a tractor show and children’s games. Sponsorship opportunities are available through Rotary at (607) 547-4149. Hours are 10 am to 5 pm Saturday and 12 to 5 pm Sunday, donation fee, free parking. www.flycreekcidermill.com

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September 25th Jennie Bell Pie Festival Kelder’s Farm, Kerhonksen (845) 626-7137 Pie contest, food and craft vendors, talen show, music and fireworks.

Parking free – donation.

Goats from Applegarth Farms. | Ulla Kjarval

September 25th 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Articulture (845) 255-1559 Hurds Family Farm, Rt. 32, Modena Unison Arts Community’s Fall Art Show Festival. www.hurdsfamilyfarm.com

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OCTOBER October Fall Festival Rt. 209 S., Hurley NY (845) 338-0788 or (845) 331-3225 Hayrides, Face painting, Straw tunnel, u-pick pumpkins, full concert by Levon Helm, great food, music and more! Free!

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October 9th – 10th

10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Heritage Harvest Festival Maple Shade Farm, Delhi (607) 746-8866 Fall Back in time…enjoy the harvest season on our historic farm. Oldfashion demonstrations, antique farm equipment, pie sale, and delicious samples throughout the day. Apples, cider pressing, and apple treats galore. Fresh local produce, baked goods, pumpkins, mums, gourds, and fall décor. www.mapleshadefarmny.com

10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Taste of the Catskills Festival Maple Shade Farm, Delhi A family friendly foodies delight.

Enjoy all the tastes of our area in one location from Farm to Fork! Farmers' Market, local specialty products, restaurant samples, beer and wine tasting. Sample the foods, take in the foliage, and savor the day on beautiful Maple Shade Farm. Wagon rides, corn maze, and special activities make the event fun for everyone. Top local musicians take the stage both days. Saturday evening dinner and barn dance. Sunday Bocce Tournament and Pig Roast! Check out website for up-to-the-minute information and schedules for the weekend. www.tasteofthecatskills.com

October 9th – 10th Fly Creek Cider Festival Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard, Fly Creek Enjoy cider, autumn´s most flavorful beverage, at the peak of Upstate NY’s spectacular fall foliage.

Observe cider making operations throughout the day using the Mill’s vintage equipment dating back to 1856. Sample our cider made without modern technology that provides a taste of NY’s water-powered past.

Entertainment will be scheduled at a later date. www.flycreekcidermill.com

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October 9th 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Little Farmer’s Day Maple Shade Farm, Delhi NY (607) 746-8866 Agricultural fun for everyone. Spend a day on the farm and get back to your roots. Demonstrations, special entertainment, farm animals, and arts and crafts all day. Meet the Dairy Princess, enjoy the 4-H fair, pick a pumpkin, and come play in the hay! www.mapleshadefarmny.com

October 17th Fall Farm Day Frost Valley YMCA Educational Farm (845) 985-2291 Take home fresh and local farm products like maple syrup and pumpkins!

Enjoy meeting our animals, going on a hay ride and make a scarecrow with your family amidst live music and a pure Catskill Mountain setting. 1-4 PM Entry fee: FREE!

October 23rd 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Jack-O-Lantern Jamboree Maple Shade Farm, Delhi NY (607) 746-8866 Celebrate the harvest season’s most popular product- the Pumpkin!

Come carve a pumpkin at the farm to add to our giant display. Watch out for the pumpkin bandits on your wagon ride to the pumpkin patch and enjoy special entertainment.

Games, food, arts and crafts all with the pumpkin in mind. Toast a marshmallow over the bonfire and enjoy the stars. Costume contest at 6pm.

Jack-O-Lantern lighting at 7pm. www.mapleshadefarmny.com

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NOVEMBER November 20th – 21st 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Wassailing Weekend Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard Fly Creek The Mill will offer demonstrations on how to make Wassail, the traditional holiday drink. Savory spices are blended with the Mill’s famous sweet cider to make a hot beverage that is perfect for the holidays. View the Mill Store´s holiday displays to find that perfect gift.

DECEMBER December 18th – 19th Super Solstice Sale Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard, Fly Creek The Mill ends its 154th season Sunday, December 19. Product discounts are available to last-minute shoppers as the Mill liquidates retired inventory. www.flycreekcidermill.com

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For more events throughout the region, visit these sites: • buypurecatskills.com • Chronogram.com • greatwesterncatskills.com • greenetourism.com • thisiscooperstown.com • upstatevacations.com • Ulstercountyalive.com • scva.net • watershedpost.com • hvfoodnetwork.com